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Twenty-Eight Teeth of Rage [Kindle Edition]

Ennis Drake

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One man ravaged by disease, the other by war, their stories— and fates— bound by an ancient entity that thrives on suffering.

For Detective Ernest Riley, the path to damnation begins with an anonymously mailed recording detailing a series of grisly murders. Can Riley unravel its secrets without sacrificing his humanity? Or will he surrender to the RAGE inside him?

Strom Wheldon has returned from Iraq a literal half-man. But he’s lost more than his legs to that desert Hell. He’s lost his will to live. Can love save him from the RAGE eating him from within? Or will a gift given in innocence cost him everything?

"28 Teeth of Rage has the bite of a crocodile. Drake tears a hole right through modern horror. This guy isn't on the way; he's kicking in the door." — Laird Barron, award winning author of THE IMAGO SEQUENCE, OCCULTATION, and THE CRONING.

"A powerful work of horror. Drake's prose beats with a million-mile-an-hour force, propelling you through meat and sinew with a terrifying bite. This is not a work for the weak, for the timid. With beautiful language and raw power, Drake takes you on wrenching journey into our worst desires. A propulsive read by a fantastic new voice in the genre, one you're likely to never forget."
—Simon Strantzas, author of "NIGHTINGALE SONGS

“This is a tale of possession and madness, but the kind that any sane person will understand. Drake gets inside the heart and mind of each character and never stops digging for the truth. You know these people. I know them. They have suffered terribly, and they are haunted by their loss. At the same time they are the inheritors of the spectacular horrors human beings have hurled at one another throughout our blood-spattered history. This is a hell of a ghost story, one you won't forget thanks to Drake's storytelling ingenuity, but also because it springs directly from our collective well of grief and rage. This animal howl— for justice, for retribution— resonates within us, and is unanswerable.” —S.P. Miskowski, author of the the Shirley Jackson Award nominated novel KNOCK KNOCK

"Ennis Drake's 28 Teeth of Rage is a blistering read, a furnace fueled by its characters' rage. With a surgeon's eye, Drake locates the pain and suffering that chews his characters' too, too solid flesh, while also nodding to the connections between the rage of the individual and the rage of groups, of nations. Powerful stuff.” John Langan, author of THE WIDE, CARNIVOROUS SKY AND OTHER MONSTROUS GEOGRAPHIES
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"Ennis Drake's writing absolutely cooks. From start to finish, I was enthralled with his imagery, language, and mastery of creating horrific chaos. I cannot wait to devour a main course from this brilliant new author." —Benjamin Kane Ethridge, Bram Stoker Award winning author of BLACK AND ORANGE, and BOTTLED ABYSS.

"Bitter, brutal, and psychologically sharp. . ." —Simon Kurt Unsworth, World Fantasy Award-winner, and author of LOST PLACES

About the Author

Ennis Drake weeps for the loss of "The American Sensibility." He gives witness to the shadows that haunt the periphery of our waking life; half-glimpsed antagonists born of a culture of rightful fear. He carries this blackness with him always, exorcising it onto the white of the page as often and as fast as he can. But, as Fate delights in, the collective fears of a collective consciousness are an inexhaustible cancer.

Ennis's short fiction has appeared in various publications online and in print, including: "Love: The Breath of Eagleray," at Underland Press (publisher of Jeff VanderMeer's "Finch," John Shirley’s “In Extremis,” and Kealan Patrick Burke's "The Living"); "The Dark That Keeps Her," published in Twisted Legends, an anthology from Pill Hill Press (honorably mentioned in Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year, Vol. 2); and most recently, "The Fishing of Dahlia" published in the Bram Stoker-nominated and Black Quill Award winning +Horror Library+ Volume 4. "The Fishing of Dahlia" also received an honorable mention in Ellen Datlow's Best Horror of the Year, Vol. 3.

Ennis lives in Florida, where the sub-tropical climate exacerbates his psychosis (but, you know, the beaches are nice, the beer is cold and the stiffer drinks come with an umbrella).

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 920 KB
  • Print Length: 127 pages
  • Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0615645291
  • Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
  • Publisher: Omnium Gatherum (28 May 2012)
  • Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B00876MU48
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  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #133,652 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars 28 Teeth of Fancy Horror 31 May 2012
By Brent M Kelley - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition
It's not a long read (124 pages), but it's a good read. The story is brilliantly conceived and masterfully executed. The Yaholos stand out, led by the gruesome Hadjo. But that was a long time ago. Rage has returned. Terror in the South Florida swamps in the 1800s, IED's along the Fallujah roadside, the KILL SAW screaming hungrily in the basement... all told with gritty detail and originality. This story stuck with me, and I'm certain I'll think about it every time I use my chop saw.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A Carnival Ride of Blood and Guts 2 Oct 2012
By Angela R Sargenti, author of Working Out The Kinks - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition
When Strom Wheldon returns from Afghanistan a deeply depressed and embittered double-amputee, his wife Jodi buys him a Skil saw to cheer him up and keep him busy fixing up their home. Unbeknownst to her, the saw embodies the evil spirit of a Yaholo Indian chieftain.
Strom's new saw is trouble from the start. It injures him the very first time he tries to use it, and soon it starts telling him to commit unspeakable acts.
As time goes on, the evil spirit makes a bargain with him. If he will feed its insatiable bloodlust, it will perform for him a miracle and give him back his legs.
When I first heard the title of this book, I thought it would be a typical slasher story along the lines of Friday the Thirteenth, but the person who asked me to review it assured me it wasn't your standard torture-porn fare, so I went ahead and agreed to do it.
There is gore, and blood and guts aplenty, but there is a deeper story, too, about love and its healing redemption, about the nature of greed and man's desire for what cannot be.
The story sucked me in right away and made me want to keep reading--even through parts I found a little disturbing. (Spoiler alert: if even fictional acts of violence against animals bothers you as it does me, you might want to skip ahead when it gets to the part with the dog.)
Overall, I enjoyed reading this book and would recommend it to other horror fans. It is gripping and downright horrifying in all the right places.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Love love loved this! 19 Aug 2012
By John Palisano - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Kindle Edition
Listen: I loved this book, and probably for all the wrong reasons. What do I mean by that? Well, it's not for everyone. If you dig 'normal' storytelling and paint-by-numbers procedurals, you're going to be frustrated. However, if you're looking for something that is not ordinary, you may enjoy this. First off: the beginning of the book felt very different than the last third. There was a lot of Military action and stuff going down, which was fine, and there were sprinkles of the story to come. About halfway through, I was like, what the heck is this? And then things changed and the walls came down and Twenty-Eight Teeth of Rage really took off for me. Note: I love William S. Burroughs, and psychedelia, and experimental work. I'd put it right in line with his contemporaries like Michael Louis Calvillo and Benjamin Ethridge. Last, I want to talk about the writing style. I loved it, even though it took a bit of getting used to because it's in a very stream-of-conciousness kind of style. Loved it, recommend it, hope you enjoy it, too.
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