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I know I should probably look for book comps instead of movies for my major horror device. And one of my style book comps isn't in the last 5 years. Mostly wanted opinions on the plot stuff, but anything's welcome. Thanks!
Dear Agent,
HOWLING FRIDGE is a 45,000 word horror-satire novel. The werewolves used as the major horror device would appeal to fans of John Fawcett’s film Ginger Snaps and John Landis’s An American Werewolf in London. This means four-legged bear
I understand one of my book comps still isn't in the last 5 years, still looking for one. Mostly wanted opinions on the plot stuff, but everything's welcome. Thanks!
Dear Agent,
HOWLING FRIDGE is a 45,000 word horror-satire novel. The werewolves used as the major horror device would appeal to fans of John Fawcett’s film Ginger Snaps and John Landis’s An American Werewolf in London. This means four-legged bear-like creatures as opposed to the classic bipedal wolf-man. In terms of style and voice, the novel combines the punchy minimalist style of Chuck Palahniuk’s *The Inventi
Dear Agent,
Howling Fridge is a 40,000 word horror novel with elements of dark comedy. The werewolves used as the major horror device would appeal to fans of John Fawcett’s film Ginger Snaps and John Landis’s An American Werewolf in London. The novel combines the punchy minimalist style of Chuck Palahniuk’s Lullaby and the dirty realism of Denis Johnson’s Jesus’ Son.
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