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Alice Through the Plastic Sheet
| Author: | Robert Shearman |
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Nightmare Magazine, 2017 ChiZine Publications, 2015 Jo Fletcher Books, 2011 |
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| Book Type: | Novelette |
| Genre: | Horror |
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Synopsis
WFA and BFA nominated novelette.
Alan and Alice have problem neighbours - they play the music too loud, they leave rubbish in the garden, they're plastic and inhuman. From Remember Why You Fear Me, this story is one of a set of deliciously frightening and darkly satirical tales by Robert Shearman, winner of the World Fantasy Award, the British Fantasy Award, the Shirley Jackson Award, and the Edge Hill Reader's Prize.
The story was originally publised in the anthology A Book of Horrors (2011), edited by Stephen Jones and was reprinted in Nightmare Magazine, March 2017. It is included in the collection Remember Why You Fear Me: The Best Dark Fiction of Robert Shearman (2012) and is also available as a sepperate e-book.
Read the full story for free at Nightmare.
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