Jeffrey Thomas: Nocturnal Emissions

[sparkchaser]

First review in the Dark Regions Press Reviews Series.

Nocturnal Emissions is the newest collection of short stories by Jeffrey Thomas. I'm not really a horror kind of guy but I really enjoyed these stories. not so much horror as "weird', many of the stories reminded me of Twilight Zones updated for the 21st Century.

The stories are varied: a cryptozoologist investigating a strange thing washed up on a beach, two brothers in New England investigate a series of UFO sightings, a priest's encounter with a most curious object at a fair, a world with advertisements gone awry, and more.

If you like tales of the weird, it's worth checking out.

I give it -, so 3.5/5.

 

[lenny nero]

The title gets .

 

[Occlith]

With these tales (and poems) of the supernatural and the surreal, Jeffrey Thomas presents a book that will satisfy those who are looking for something different.

As may be guessed by the title, some of the contents are adult in nature so I suggest this book for the mature reader with a sense of humor and an open mind.