Trigger Warning

Auteur(s)Gaiman, Neil (1960-...) (Auteur)

Titre(s)Trigger Warning : Short fictions & disturbances / Neil Gaiman.

Editeur(s)Londres : Hachette, 2015.

ContientMaking a Chair. - A Lunar Labyrinth. - The Thing About Cassandra. - Down to a Sunless Sean. - "The Truth is a Cave in the Black Mountains...". - My Last Landlady. - Adventure Story. - Orange. - A Calendar Tales. - The Case of Death and Honey. - The Man Who Forgot Ray Bradbury. - Jerusalem. - Click-Clack the Rattlebag. - An Invocation of Incuriosity. - "And Weep, Like Alexander". - Nothing O'Clock. - Diamonds and Pearls : A Fairy Tale. - The Return of the Thin White Duke. - Feminine Endings. - Observing the Formalities. - The Sleeper and the Spindle. - Witch Work. - In Relig Odhrain. - Black Dog.

RésuméIn Trigger Warning, global phenomenon and Sunday Times bestselling author Neil Gaiman returns to dazzle, captivate, haunt, and entertain with this third collection of short fiction following Smoke and Mirrors and Fragile Things, which includes a never-before published American Gods story, BLACK DOG.The Truth is a Cave in the Black Mountains was serialised on BBC Radio 4's Book at Bedtime in November 2015.'We are all wearing masks. That is what makes us interesting. These are stories about those masks, and the people we are underneath them.' Neil Gaiman, writing from a cabin in the dark woods.Make sure you secure your own mask before reading. Before being transported to worlds filled with witches, watchers and big black bees, with deathless Kin and pirate girls, with things that prowl in the darkness beyond the circle fire, to find the Shadder lurking at your journey's end. But then what happens? There's always something waiting for you. There's always more. Just keep turning the pages.'We each have our little triggers.'Literary alchemy from 'a writer of rare perception and endless imagination' (William Gibson), TRIGGER WARNING is a cornucopia of storytelling: horror and ghost stories, science fiction and fairy tales, fabulism and poetry. It will open your eyes to the inexhaustible supply of darkness around you, the magic and the monsters, the myths and the miracles, and to finding truths in the most extraordinary of places.

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