Boogaloos: Letters From the Dead

From Douglas E Wright comes a supernatural tale of love, loss, and mortality. They watch . . . A few years from retirement, Crozier Buck wants nothing more than to spend his remaining days in the dead letter department, out of sight, out of mind in the building’s basement. They wait . . . In the dead letter department, something is waiting for Crozier . . . something that doesn’t recognize his unrealized abilities, something that is willing to kill. They KILL . . . Crozier unwittingly awakens a dormant presence hell-bent on claiming a new guardian. And in its wake secrets are revealed ..... That's when he is forced to confront a frightening destiny ...... Even the Dead SEND mail...... An unusual ghost story.

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Crozier Buck's best years seem behind him... He is a haunted man.... He wants to be out of sight, out of mind... Unbeknownst to him, Fate has other plans.... From Douglas E Wright comes a supernatural tale of love, loss and mortality.

From the Back Cover

The man knows of what he writes. Boogaloos is set in the invisible world of the postal service, where Douglas Wright made his living. He knows, then, that dead letters are not always dead.Author of 'The Thirteen' ~ Susie MoloneyDouglas Wright's work epitomizes this more literate brand of horror. His dreamy, descriptive, almost poetic prose fleshes out a subtle narrative stylistically designed to make the reader think. Sideshow Press Publications ~ Tom Moran

About the Author

Douglas E Wright has been writing dark suspense for the past decade. His short stories have been published in: Britain's Horror Express, HUB and Thirteen Magazine: USA's Black Ink Horror Magazine, Escaping Elsewhere and Mount Zion Press. He also has stories in the anthologies 'Raw Meat' by CWW Press and 'Enter the Realm' by Larry Sells. His HB novella 'BOOGALOOS' along with his chapbook 'SWEET THINGS' published by Sideshow Press, sold out in four days in late 2009.His list of influences are extensive. He likes styles of Nancy Kilpatrick to Ray Bradbury, from David Morrell to Kafka and from Joe Hill to Charles Dickens. The films he enjoys are just as diverse. He likes movies and their directors such as Tim Burton's 'Corpse Bride' to Frank Capra's 'It's a Wonderful Life.'Douglas also spends a great deal of time working and tinkering on his website. He likes horror conferences, collecting advanced horror movie posters and signed horror books as well as Aurora horror models.

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