The Best of T.M. Wright

SYNOPSIS T.M. Wright was a master of quiet horror with an eye for wonder and a wonderful turn of phrase that was just so uniquely T.M. Wright and earned him fans all across the world. Better known for his novels, including the classic A Manhattan Ghost Story and the chillingly original take on the vampire mythology, Strange Seed, which caused Stephen King to christen him 'A rare and blazing talent' his stories were never less than unique in their exploration of love, obsession, and loss of self. The Best of T.M. Wright is the definitive collection of his life in short fiction, and includes for the first time in print the very last tale he ever wrote, Otto's Conundrum. CONTENTS Introduction by Steven Savile Rainy Day People Circularity New York Poet Mr. Death The Music of the Night The Man Walking His Mother s Eyes After time Cradle At Rikki s 2035-redux The House Under the Street The Lightwater Hawkins Story The Sign at Vera s Restaurant One of those Poems Aging Writers Write Sunsets in 1962 A Visitor Encounters the Small Screen Only Two Legs and No Silk Gratitude More Middle-aged Craziness The Godly Greetings of Dogs Process The Marybell Women The People on the Island All at the End of Mid-evening Clocking the Moment Weldon Kees Tower Man Tomorrow, 25 Years from Now The Screamers at the Window Breakdown Tomato as Metaphor Sally Pinup Otto s Conundrum

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