Cover Artwork and Illustrations by Brian Vox
COMMODORE
A Novella.
SYNOPSIS:
Welcome to the town of Sabbath...
...where the locals – even the initiated ones – are caught off guard every now and then, despite what they know. That's just the way of the universe, after all, always expanding. New things coming through mysterious dimensions of time and space to land in the heart of our everyday world.
In other words, Sabbath has become a gateway to all the strange and unusual things the great multiverse has to offer.
The Commodore, for instance...
Cover artwork and Interior Illustrations by Brian Vox
Early Praise:
"Fracassi does small-town horror with the best of them." - LAIRD BARRON, author of Swift to Chase
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"Fracassi's sly novella takes recognizable horror tropes, smooshes them together, twists them apart, and recalibrates them into something utterly new that only he could write. Commodore runs hot, rushing inexorably toward its dark conclusion. Think Stephen King's The Body meets Christine." - BRIAN EVENSON, author of Song for the Unraveling of the World
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"This is a two-toned, chrome-plated, V-8 monster of a story. Fracassi continues his tradition of taking his readers on a journey through a landscape of the bizarre and terrifying." - RONALD MALFI, author of Bone White
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"Commodore is the classic 1970s horror story you've never read. It's got all the sleek lines and the chrome you love in the old models, with a weird new engine under the hood, full of growling horsepower. It's compulsive, scary, and heartbreaking. But most of all it's a ton of fun. Philip Fracassi nails it again. I love it." - NATHAN BALLINGRUD, author of Wounds: Six Stories from the Border of Hell
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"A dark coming-of-age tale about a town equally filled with wonders and horrors. Put Lovecraft, Bradbury, and King into a blender, mix well, and you get Commodore - a tasty horror cocktail with one a hell of a kick. Move over, Castle Rock! Horror has a new hometown!" - Bram Stoker Award winning author TIM WAGGONER