THE BIG RED DEVIL: --ALL HALLOWS' EVE EDITION--

John Harker has suffered terrible things. And one dreadful night, as a result of his ghastly injuries, he falls into coma. After five years, in October of 1977, he wakes. But when he does so, it is no happy or splendorous occasion. Instead, defying medicinal science and logic, like the undead walking again, he simply rises and leaves in the middle of a moonless night. Clark Bandosky, a member of the hospital’s Neurology unit, sees the security footage and becomes instantly obsessed. He seeks out John Harker across several states, stricken in every story he hears from those who have witnessed John Harker’s horrible eyes. The dark and gray and horrible eyes. “THE BIG RED DEVIL” was John Huber’s debut novel. To date, it is his most violent and brutal work. And it has been entirely rewritten, word for word, front to back in this ultimate –All Hallows’ Eve— edition. Revised, reimagined, and expanded with nearly a hundred graphic inserts, both digital photography and illustrations to highlight and enlighten the experience. And that story is something to behold. This novel has become completely conscious, intelligent and precise. It is relentlessly dark and entirely balletic. This book is a powerful, harrowing and shattering descent into Hell. The visceral and terrible hell we make of ourselves. Full of beasts, possession, murder, gore and violence, this novel is horror itself. And with near flawless execution, it is horror art. The special space between beauty and brutality that culminates in the epic “HALLOWEEN SERMON” that is sure to be an instant classic, and entirely legendary. This isn’t just horror. It is a violent, emotional and tragic nightmare. Epic and visceral, John Huber is entirely obsessed with depravity. And he tells his phantasmic tale in grand conjuration. . . . And the reader is sure to be haunted by its echo. ***DISCLAIMER: INTENDED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY. PRODUCT CONTAINS SEQUENCES OF INTENSE HORROR, ENCOMPASSING DREAD, PRIMAL FEAR, GRAPHIC VIOLENCE, SOME SEXUALITY, LANGUAGE, GORE AND DISTURBING IMAGES. READER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

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