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January 24-April 5, 2015
Lesley Dill is one of the most prominent American artists working at the intersection of language and fine art. Faith & the Devil is a large-scale installation that investigates the philosophical and existential conundrums of evil and underlying faith in the world. The source and lynchpin for this investigation is Big Gal Faith, an eight-foot tall female figure centered in the gallery. Her wild, word-hair and lavish twenty-six foot wide dress of drawn images and words express the main themes of the exhibition: cruelty and violence, lust, forgiveness, reflection and transcendence. Mural sized drawings create a dense forest of interlocking words and images stenciled on fabric and function as a theatrical backdrop.
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1. Kitsch Me If You Can Fourteen of the art world's up-and-coming artists come together to compete for $100,000 and a solo exhibit at the world renowned Brooklyn Museum on the second season of "Work of Art." For their first challenge, the artists must use pieces of "bad" art, such…
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3. Make It Pop Andy Warhol summed up a generation of consumerism and launched the POP art movement with a painting of a Campbell's soup can. For this challenge, the contestants must create a piece of POP art that captures the popular culture of their time, as effectively…
4. Back To School The remaining artists find that their workspaces have been turned into a kid's art classroom, complete with colorful art adorning the walls and mini artists in each of their stations. In the spirit of youthful imagination, artists are challenged to create a…
5. Ripped From the Headlines In the fifth episode, the contestants are invited to visit the home of one of the most recognized publications in the world - The New York Times. The artists must rummage through bins of newspapers to find a headline that strikes a chord with them and are…
6. Street Dealers The remaining artists are challenged to leave their mark on New York with a work that embodies the subversion of street art. Randomly paired, each team's canvas is a brick building's wall in DUMBO, Brooklyn, where they will install their art under the cover…
7. La Dolce Arte The artists must utilize one automobile component from a Fiat 500 and transform it into a piece of art. From utilizing the engine block, being inspired by the facade, or even using the leather seating as a canvas, the contestants have total artistic freedom.…
8. Sell Out Simon takes the artists on a field trip through the streets of New York City. After turning a corner, a row of empty tables and easels is revealed -- one for each artist. In the ultimate battle of commerce vs. "high art," the artists will work in teams to…
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graylight, Glad you worked it out. I write my own pages in Note Pad so I have no idea how those programs work, but glad it did the trick for you. I also forgot to mention before that I printout a copy when I finish a page just to make sure it lines up ok.
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Do not follow those directions. The w3c (World Wide Web Consortium, the people who create web standards) specifically designed CSS (Cascading style sheets) to be able to handle specific types of media, including printing.
Using a CSS page (set for media="print") allows you to not have to make a separate printer friendly page. CSS separates content from design ie your .html page would have

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Based on the southern terminus of the Pinhoti trail they should have started in east central Alabama at Flagg mountain, near Weogufka Alabama.
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Eradication has been a major part of the Colombian campaign--but it was more incidental than strategic. The effective aspects of Uribe's policy involved retaking massive sweeps of the state that had fallen into lawless hands--or had never lived under the rule of law in the first place. One of the most effective ways to do this was to send troops and police across the country. And on their way, they often participated in manual eradication schemes. The United States helped provide funding and expertise for spraying.
If you look at the absolute numbers of cocaine production in Colombia, however, they don't so much go down as shift geographically. As troops entered one area of the country, the coca production shifted elsewhere, as if a balloon were being squeezed on one side and the air simply moving to another. This has produced more a re organization of coca production than an eradication of it. And it mirrors the crisis in general. Coca production has shifted away from the obvious corridors and is now ever more at the margins of society. It has also shifted into the lawless portions of Brazil, Peru, and Venezuela.
Trying to eradicate coca crops is like arresting drug dealers. In both cases, you're dealing largely with victims of the drug economy, rather than the guys who are power brokers making the big money. Colombia was successful in that it was able to balance the political goals of the United States (to eradicate coca) with the real (and more useful) goals of taking power away from the mafia-like groups that had grown up to control territory.
So how this applies to Mexico is that it just makes the situation in that country even more difficult than the one in Colombia--which in some ways it already was anyway. There is no physical thing--coca--to try to stop. The power of Mexico's cartels is increasingly in their overt violence and the mafia-like control that they have been able to exercise over communities. Even if coca were eradicated in Colombia, it's likely that Peru, Guatemala, and other vulnerable spaces in Latin America would fill the gap. The market forces are just that strong.
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- A Partnership between P22 type foundry and Hamilton wood type museumP22 type foundry and the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum are proud to announce a partnership that brings 19th Century ingenuity into relevance with the latest online technologies. This joint venture, known as the "Hamilton Wood Type Foundry" (HWT), will see a large collection of wood type designs converted into digital fonts that can be used with the latest Webfont CSS and Opentype programming abilities. P22 is working with the Hamilton Museum and other collections of scarce printed specimens as well as actual wood type to render these classic designs into fully functioning computer fonts.Wood type first appeared on the printing scene in the early 1800s. This innovation allowed for letters to be made at very large sizes, previously not possible with metal type. As a result, posters and advertising materials underwent a massive transformation throughout the 19th Century and even more so into the 20th Century. By 1900, The Hamilton Mfg. Co. had acquired most of its competitors in the field to become the largest manufacturer in the world. Over time, wood type for letterpress printing gave way to newer technologies and became forgotten in barns, basements, and curio cabinets. The iconic look of wood type has recently enjoyed a resurgence in popularity for its aesthetic that evokes everything from old west "wanted" posters to rock, country and blues music gig posters. However, it's mostly the handmade and hand printed sensibility that holds great appeal as something of a remedy to the omnipresent cold and clean computer design of the last decades.P22 type foundry, an independent design house, has been making computer fonts inspired by historic lettering styles for over 18 years and currently has over 1,000 unique designs in their font offerings. P22's attention to historical accuracy, along with acknowledgment of the source material, has made it a go-to source for iconic and important fonts including those associated with the Arts and Crafts Movement, the Bauhaus, famous artists' handwriting and the legendary London Underground lettering. The inclusion of HWT to the P22 roster is a perfect addition to the legacy of keeping classic designs relevant and usable in contemporary design.HWT REVIVALS
With the re-drawing of the wood type for digital fonts, we have taken into consideration aspects of how the fonts were originally made, as well as, how they may have changed from the original drawings - to the cutting in the factory - to the use in the print shop. The patterns in the collection of the Hamilton Wood Type Museum give some insights into how the drawings were interpreted. The cutting and hand finishing in the Hamilton shop floor may have shown variances from worker to worker and therefore fonts that are the "same", but made in different years or even different shifts may have variations in thickness and consistency.
The digital fonts seek to strike balance of the handmade with some imperfections and the pristine original drawings (and in the case of 'shopworn' variants, exaggerated distress). In sourcing examples for digitizing, there is often a fair amount of research to try and find as complete character sets as possible. Wood type often becomes separated from its punctuation in shops and complete sets of wood type are exceptionally scarce.
The specimen books produced by Hamilton and other wood type manufacturers rarely included more than a few letters of each alphabet. This was done to prevent copying by rival companies, but also because of the logistics in showing hundreds of styles in one book would make it very impractical. For these reasons, multiple sources are referenced in all of the HWT revivals. In the case of expanded character sets, brand new glyphs need to be drawn that may have never existed. Foreign accents and non-Latin characters were created for clients of Hamilton for certain fonts; these materials in the Hamilton collection are used for the relevant fonts when available.
The Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum in Two Rivers, Wisconsin is the only museum dedicated to the preservation, study, production and printing of wood type. With 1.5 million pieces of wood type and more than 1,000 styles and sizes of patterns, Hamilton's collection is one of the premier wood type collections in the world and an unparalleled source of research material for type designers. A portion of proceeds from all sales of the HWT digital fonts goes toward supporting the mission and operation of the The Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum.
- Drawers of Diacritics: Patterns for various language accent marks were used to cut type for foreign language markets. Some accents were generic and used for many different font designs while others were specific to one font style.
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It goes without saying that the primary source for all of the fonts that are part of the digital HWT collection are from the historic legacy of Hamilton Mfg. Co., but even more noteworthy is the working museum that in the last few years has become internationally renown for its engaging workshops and highly accessible collection of rare wood type fonts and the patterns used in the production of wood type. The digital wood type project was initaited by artistic director Bill Moran as one of his visionary approaches to making the collection known to a wider audience. Executive director Jim Moran oversees the many challenges of day-to-day operations while still finding time to travel extensively to promote the museum. Assistant director Stephanie Carpenter posesses both the skills of an organized manager and a great printer. A great team!
- WOOD TYPE and Specimen CollectionsWood type has become increasingly scarce but thanks to the assistance of several collections for access to original specimen books and actual type, we have been able to augment the materials found in the vast collection of the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum and find things that might otherwise be impossible to reference. It is the cumulative result of reference to these additional resources that has made the project yield some truly lost treasures ready for re-introduction to the digital age. In no particular order, we would like to acknowledge the generous assitance of:The Cary Collection at RIT is one of the country's premier libraries on graphic communication history and practices. Melbert B. Cary, Jr. was president of Continental Type Founder Association and had amassed a sizable personal collection of printer's manuals and type specimens. The collection also includes over 300 wood type fonts, most shown in their Specimen Portfolio. Endless thanks are due to Assistant Curator Amelia Hugill-Fontanel for ongoing research assistance on this project and many other P22 type foundry projects.The Newberry and specifically the Newberry's John M. Wing Foundation on the History of Printing is one of the world's leading collections in its field. Before the Hamilton Wood Type Museum was formed, the Hamilton company donated its typographic specimen book collection to the Newberry. Special thanks to Wing curator Paul Gehl for guidance and assistance.A non-profit community printshop, gallery and book arts center in Buffalo NY that was formed by P22 founders Richard Kegler and Carima El-Behairy as a way of preserving the history of printing and book arts. The functioning printshop contains hundreds of fonts and approximately 100 wood type fonts aquired from local printshops. This collection has proven to be extremely informative on details found in many of the fonts in progess for HWT.
A small yet tight printshop within the University of Toronto contains an incredibly large collection of over 400 wood type fonts and a specialized library on type and printing history.
The singular vision of letterpress afficionado Paul Aken is a massive collection of presses and type. Not a traditional museum in any sense of the word, but a walk through with Paul can be one of the most educational lessons in letterpess printing lore anyone may ever experience. Visits are by appointment only.
Through the focused dilligence of David Sheilds (design curator of the Rob Roy Kelly American Wood Type Collection at the University of Texas, Austin), this important collection of 160+ pre-1900 wood type fonts has been given a new level of access and research into the identification and manufacturing processes that was previously unknown. Rob Roy Kelly's 1969 book: American Wood Type, 1828–1900 is still considered the most comprehensive overview and history of wood type.


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Once an idyllic Pennsylvania village, Pine Deep awoke one morning to find itself bathed in a massive bloodletting. Twice in thirty years the townsfolk have endured the savage hungers of a murderous ...
Evil Endures
Once an idyllic Pennsylvania village, Pine Deep awoke one morning to find itself bathed in a massive bloodletting. Twice in thirty years the townsfolk have endured the savage hungers of a murderous madman. . .but if the residents think the death of serial killer Karl Ruger put an end to the carnage, they're dead wrong.
The Nightmare Never Ends
Bodies mutilated beyond description, innocents driven to acts of vicious madness. A monstrous evil is preying on the living--and the dead--and turning the quiet little town into hell on earth. Their only hope is to find the source. But the secrets that lurk in the heart of Pine Deep are twisted into its very roots. This time the townspeople aren't just fighting for their lives, but for their very souls. . .
"If I were asked to select only one new voice in horror fiction to read today, it would be Jonathan Maberry." --Katherine Ramsland
"Maberry takes us on another roller coaster ride through the cursed town of Pine Deep. You might want to keep the night light on for this one. Really." --Laura Schrock Emmy Award-winning writer/producer
"A fabulously written novel that grips you from its first line to its last. Jonathan Maberry's writing runs from dark and beautiful to sharp and thought-provoking, and his books should be on everyone's Must-Read list." --Yvonne Navarro author of Mirror Me, AfterAge, Hellboy, Elektra, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Tempted Champions, Species, Species II, Aliens: Music of the Spears, and Ultraviolet
The morphine should have kept him out for hours, down there in the darkness where there was no pain, no terror. After the doctors had stitched up his mouth and lip and the nurses had inserted replacement IV needles in his hand and shot the narcotics into his blood, Malcolm Crow should have just gone into that dark nowhere where there are no memories, no dreams. But that didn't happen.
He only slept for a few hours while Officer Jerry Head-on loan from the Philly PD and part of the combined task force that had been formed to hunt down Kenneth Boyd, Tony Macchio, and Karl Ruger-sat in a plastic visitor chair and watched.
In his dreams Crow walked through the cornfields of the Guthrie farm, looking for Val, searching for her everywhere but finding nothing. As he hunted through the dreamscape he could hear a whispering echo of music buried beneath the hiss and rustle of the moving cornstalks-faint, but definitely there. He knew it was blues because it was always blues in his dreams; he knew that if he could get closer to it, if he could find its source, then he would be able to tell the name of the song. Somehow that mattered, though he did not know why. The dreamer never questions the logic of the dream.
Crow pushed through the corn, wincing now and then as the sharp blades of the leaves nicked his faceand palms. He was barefoot; his hospital gown flapped open and the cold stung his ass. The ground was hard, his feet were blistered and bleeding, but he did not stop, did not even look down. The breeze stilled and for just a second he could hear the song more clearly. Damn, he did know it, but he just couldn't pull the name out of his head. Something about a road. Something about a prison. What the hell was it?
He turned, orienting himself, and looked back the way he'd come. Behind him the corn was smashed down and broken aside as if his passage through the field had been like a bulldozer's. He could see the trail leading in a twisted line going back so far that it vanished into the distance. The music was stronger now and he moved off to his right, humming as he went. It was in his head, in his mouth, and then he knew it. It was an old prison blues song, something someone had taught him long ago, back when he was a kid; and this time it came to him: "Ghost Road Blues." A song from down South, something to do with prisoners suffering in Louisiana's Angola prison and praying for release-even if it was the Angel of Death who unlocked their chains.
Crow stopped and listened to it, one ear hearing the song drifting along the breeze and the other listening to the song play inside his head from a long time ago. That had been on a warm early autumn afternoon on Val Guthrie's porch, with Val sitting on the swing next to Terry and Terry's little sister, Mandy. Crow's brother Billy-good ol' Boppin' Bill-had a haunch propped on the whitewashed rail, tossing a baseball up into the air and catching it in his outfielder's glove. Val's dad was there-old Henry-and Henry's wife, Bess. There were others, too-farm folks and field hands, brothers and cousins of the Guthrie clan, all of them smiling, clapping hands or snapping fingers, tapping their toes as the man with the guitar played his songs. Crow could see the guitarist so clearly: a stick-thin guy with a nappy Afro and dark eyes that sparkled with equal measures sadness and humor. Dark skin and loose clothes, skinny legs crossed with one work-booted foot jiggling in the air along with his music. A dime with a hole in it hung from a string tied around his brown ankle. Scars on his hands and face, shadows in his eyes, laugh lines around his mouth. Crow remembered the nickname he, Val, and Terry had given him because he was so skinny: the Bone Man.
On some level Crow knew that he was dreaming all of this, just as he was aware that he had dreamed of the Bone Man many times. Standing motionless now, adrift in sea of waving corn, Crow closed his eyes and listened to the gentle voice of the singer. The song was a lament for the prisoners in the infamous Red Hat House at Angola Prison in Louisiana who were imprisoned more for their skin color than for any real crime; they were beaten and humiliated by the guards, tortured, degraded-yet enduring. Then at the end of their days in that hellish place they stood tall and proud as they strolled that last mile to where Ol' Sparky waited-knowing the other prisoners loved them for it and the guards hated that they could never truly break their spirits.
The song ended and the last mournful notes were sewn like silver threads through the freshening breeze, leaving Crow feeling lost and abandoned out there in the field. He opened his eyes and looked around. It was darker now, the sun hidden behind storm clouds as long fingers of cold shadow reached from the mountains in the north across the fields toward him. He clutched the inadequate hospital johnnie around himself, trying to conserve its meager warmth.
"Are you there?" he said aloud, and he wasn't sure if he was calling for Val or for the Bone Man. As if in answer the corn behind him rustled and Crow spun toward it, his heart suddenly hammering. The Bone Man pushed aside the dry stalks like a performer parting the curtains to come onstage. He had his old guitar slung across his back, the slender neck hanging down behind his right hip. His skin was no longer dark brown but had faded to an ashy gray, and his eyes had a milky film over them, making him look dead.
"I heard you playing ..." Crow said, his voice as dry as the Bone Man's eyes. The Bone Man opened his mouth and said something, but there was no sound at all, not even a whisper. He smiled ruefully and gave Crow an expectant look, obviously waiting for an answer. "I ... can't understand you," Crow said. "I mean ... I can't hear you."
The Bone Man licked dry lips with a gray tongue and tried again. Still no sound at all, but Crow could at least read the man's lips well enough to make out two words. Little Scarecrow. He understood that. Little Scarecrow was what he had once been called, years ago-a nickname given him by a man he'd given a nickname to in turn. Tit for tat. The Bone Man and Little Scarecrow. What he was called when he was nine.
Thunder rumbled far away to the northeast, and they both turned to look. There was a flash of lightning beyond the fields, over past the lover's lane by the drop-off that led down to Dark Hollow. Crow saw the Bone Man nod, apparently to himself, and when the gray man turned his milky eyes were filled with a fear so sharp that it bordered on panic.
"I knew someone who lived down there once," said Crow, and he was amazed to hear that his own voice had changed. It was the voice of a child. Maybe nine or ten. "There was a bad man who lived down there a long time ago."
Narrowing his eyes, the Bone Man peered at him. Apparently he, too, heard the change in Crow's voice. Little Scarecrow's voice.
"He killed my brother, you know. He killed Billy and ate him all up."
Now even Crow's body had changed. He was nine years old, wearing pajamas and holding a tattered stuffed monkey. The Bone Man towered over him and little Crow-Little Scarecrow-looked up at him. "He ate Billy all up. He did it to my best friend's sister, too. He made her all dead and ate her up. He does that, he ... eats people all up."
A tear broke from the dust-dry eye of the Bone Man and cut a path down his cheek.
"The bad man wanted to eat me all up, too ... and he was gonna, but you stopped him! You came and stopped him and he went running off." Little Scarecrow shuffled his feet and hugged his monkey tight to his chest. "Val's dad said that you killed that man. Did you? Did you kill the bad man?"
The Bone Man opened his mouth, tried to say something, but the thunder boomed overhead and both he and the boy jumped. Red lightning veined the clouds, souring the breeze with the stink of ozone. The storm was centered over the drop-off to Dark Hollow, but it was coming their way fast with thunder like an artillery barrage. Without thinking he reached out and took the Bone Man's hand. It was dry and cold, but it was firm, and after staring down at the boy in apparent shock for a long minute, the gray man returned a reassuring squeeze. Little Scarecrow looked up at him-and deep within the morphine dreams the adult Crow felt the surreal quality of the moment as he saw a dead man through his own youthful eyes. It was like watching a movie and being a part of it at the same time.
Officer Jerry Head looked up from his copy of Maxim as Crow shifted uneasily, twisting the sheets around his legs. "Bad dreams," he murmured, then grunted. "No surprise there." He went back to the article he was reading. Outside the window, in a totally cloudless sky, there was a flicker of distant lightning that Head did not consciously notice, but as he read his right hand drifted down and he absently began running his thumbnail over the rubber ridges of his holstered pistol's grip.
In the cornfield, Little Scarecrow and the Bone Man stood hand in hand, watching the storm; it was a big, angry thing-flecked with red and hot yellow and sizzling white, lumped with purple and black. A cold wind came hard out of the northeast, heavy with moisture and smelling of decay. Above them a cloud of black night birds flapped and cawed their way toward the southwest, racing to outrun the storm, but the lightning licked out and incinerated three of the birds. They fell, smoking and shapeless, into the corn.
Tugging the Bone Man's hand, Little Scarecrow looked up at him, puzzled and frightened. "I thought you killed the bad man. That's what Val's dad said ... that you killed the bad man."
There was a final terrible explosion of thunder and a burst of lightning so bright that it stabbed into Little Scarecrow's eyes like spikes and he spun away, clamping his hands over his face-
-and woke up with a cry of real pain and genuine terror.
"Griswold!" he screamed as he woke and then there was a big dark shape looming over him and hands on his shoulders. Crow was blind with sleep and morphine and he tried to see, tried to fight, but the hands were too strong.
"Whoa, man," said the voice of the man standing over him. "You're gonna pop your stitches you keep that shit up."
Abruptly Crow stopped fighting, blinking his eyes clear to see the big cop standing there. Broad-shouldered with a shaved head and an easy grin. It took Crow a second to fish his name out of the dark. "Jerry ...?"
"Yeah, man, it's just me." Head smiled at him, but there was concern in his eyes. "You were having one hell of a nightmare there."
"Christ," Crow muttered, "you don't know the half of it."
Head helped Crow settle himself and he arranged the sheets and plumped his pillow as tidily as any nurse, gave him a sip of water through a straw, and settled back in his chair, scooping his magazine from off the floor where it had fallen.
Crow rubbed his eyes. "What time is it?"
"Almost six. Sun'll be up in a bit. You weren't out more than a few hours, though. You want me to get the nurse to bring you something, help you sleep?"
"God, I don't think I ever want to go to sleep again." With the tip of his tongue he probed the stitches inside his mouth, wincing. He sighed and settled back against the pillow but there was no getting comfortable. Everything hurt. Even his hair felt like the ends of brittle pieces of straw stuck into his scalp. "You on shift all night?"
"One of the local blues is supposed to relieve me at six-thirty." He hesitated. "I can stick around if you want, though-"
Crow waved it off. "Thanks, man, but it's cool. Tell me, though, did, um, anything else happen last night? I mean, after ..."
Last night had been the second chapter in a nightmare that had begun two days before, on September 30. The whole thing had started when a trio of Philadelphia mobsters had forced a drug deal to go sour so they could make off with both the money and the cocaine, and had left behind a warehouse littered with dead men-their own cronies, a posse of Jamaicans, and at least one cop. Karl Ruger led the crew, and if there was ever a sicker, more violent, more vicious son of a bitch on planet Earth, then Crow had never heard of him. Ruger had been the directing force behind the buy, and he had made it go south because he needed enough money to flee the country-not just to elude the police manhunt, but to escape the wrath of Little Nicky Menditto, the crime boss of Ruger's own outfit. Rumor had it that Menditto had learned that Ruger was the man hunted nationwide as the Cape May Killer-a psychopath who had slaughtered a group of senior citizens at the lighthouse on the Jersey Shore. Little Nicky's grandparents had been on that tour.
The slaughter had been a bizarre by-product of a mob war in Philly, but Ruger had gone way past his instructions of "doing something to hurt Little Nicky." Ruger had committed atrocities that were being written about in books and made into movies. Ruger was the kind of real-world killer than made Ted Bundy look like a genial neighbor. His identity had remained hidden for years, but then the whisper stream had started and Ruger knew that he had to run or die. The mob was never known for understanding or forgiveness.
How or why Ruger's crew had crashed their car was something neither Crow nor the interjurisdictional police task force had been able to determine, and the ensuing manhunt was massive. Unfortunately their car had crashed on a remote edge of the Guthrie family farm. Every time Crow thought about how Ruger invaded the Guthrie house, brutalized the family, and nearly killed Val-his Val!-Crow felt his guts turn to ice.
It burned Crow that he hadn't been there in time to stop Ruger before he moved like a killer storm through the lives of Val and her family. Crow's best friend, Terry Wolfe, mayor of Pine Deep and owner of the country's largest Haunted Hayride, had begged Crow to drive out to the attraction and shut it down, fearing what would happen if Ruger and his men showed up there. Crow had wasted way too much time getting that job done, and not really taking the job all that seriously. Mobsters and police manhunts just didn't seem real in Pine Deep, and violence on that scale was something safely buried in the town's past, not its present. Not now.
So, while Crow was tooling around, taking his time, Karl Ruger was beating the hell out of Val, her father Henry, her brother Mark, and Mark's wife, Connie. Ruger tied everyone up except for Val and Henry and forced them at gunpoint to go out into the fields to help him fetch one of his injured men, Kenneth Boyd. By the time they got back to where Ruger had left Boyd, there was no trace of him, the cash, or the drugs. Boyd had split and taken Ruger's lifeline with him. Ruger went totally off his rocker at that point, and, as Val later told Crow, Henry had seen just one chance to save his family. He shoved Val away from him, urging her to run while he ran the other way to draw Ruger away from the house. Ruger, snapping out of rage and into cold efficiency, simply shot Henry in the back as he ran and left him to die out in the rainy darkness. It was so callous that Crow felt bile in his throat.
Ruger headed back to the farmhouse, but Val wasn't there. So he vented his anger on Mark-beating him, knocking his teeth out, totally humiliating him-and then forcing him to lie there on the floor and watch as he set about raping Connie. If Val had been even two minutes later it would have been too late for Connie, but Ruger was just starting to tear at her clothes when Val snuck in and tackled him, then immediately fled, taking a cue from her father's sacrifice by tricking Ruger into chasing her. She had hoped to outrun him, to lose him in the darkness of her farm and then circle back to the house and get one of her father's guns, but Ruger was as fast as he was sly and he caught her before she had taken a hundred paces. He was strangling her, trying to crush her throat to satisfy his dark need to hurt, to destroy, when Crow finally arrived. Too late to save Henry, almost too late to save the others.
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Posted December 9, 2008
Pine Deep, Pennsylvania is known as the most haunted place in the United States. Every October, tourists flock to the small town enabling the local business to make enough money to live off of during the winter months. When a car breaks down with three Philadelphia mobsters inside including psychopath Karl Ruger on Guthrie land, thy terrorized the family and killed- the patriarch before Ruger went down.--------------- When Ruger awakens in the hospital, he tries to kill Crow who thought he killed him. The police put him down. One of the other criminals is dead and the third missing and seen around town although he should be dead with all the bullets in him. The missing criminal been turned by the evil thing that lurks beneath the swamp in Dark Hollow. Some believe it is a monster that died thirty years ago. Ruger somehow left the morgue with his intelligence intact, but has stepped beyond the living. Other townsfolk are secretly being turned so the Red Wave can hit on Halloween Eve. Crow knows something evil blankets Pine Deep and he must stop it but first he must save his lover who has been targeted by Ruger. ------------------------ With only one fiction novel to his credit, Jonathan Maberry shows the skills of a top horror writer. DEAD MAN¿S SONG keeps the audience wondering whether supernatural killers are at work or human predators as the strong cast insures readers will not know until the climax. Keep the lights on afterward because this one leaves you with the shivers.------------ Harriet Klausner
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Posted February 23, 2010
If you like gore and the supernatural then this is a great book! Not kid-friendly at all, but a great long trip/rainy day kind of thing! It's #2 of a 3 part series (I think)- I didn't read book 1, and it didn't seem like I needed it for this book, but I sure am reading book 3!
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Posted December 14, 2011
The author subverts himself with hackneyed exposition of essentially a hackneyed undead superevil presence threatening small town with potentially cosmicly disruptive evil.
But...it clicks enough to work on a plot and character level--you care enough to keep turning the pages to see what happens and how the Evil One is averted and the bad guys doing his bidding are foiled.
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Posted November 9, 2007
On the heels of winning the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel for Ghost Road Blues, the first in the 'Pine Deep Trilogy,' author Jonathan Maberry brings us his second novel, Dead Man's Song. Taking off right where the first book left off, Dead Man's Song further twists the sinuous plot involving an evil that terrorized Pine Deep, the 'most haunted town in America' more than 30 years ago. Not to give too much of the plot away (and many readers of this review should read Ghost Road Blues FIRST), Maberry's second book brings the heroic denizens of Pine Deep together--with a little help from a blues-guitar-strumming ghost--against the forces of darkness threatening to bring about the 'Red Wave.' Ghouls, werewolves, and vampires abound, as well as human monsters...but none like you've seen before. Tightly written and epic in scale...Maberry's Pine Deep books are a MUST READ for all horror fans!
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Definitely great. A bit faster read than the first in the trilogy.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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Wonderful book, loved it! Would recommend to anyone!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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I started with one and then had to go back and read all three, they were great!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted July 31, 2011
If your a fan of horror its a must read.Get all three I hop the authos returns to Pine Deep some day soon.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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The story has really grabbed me. I already got the third in the series to start. However, I have to mark it down just for the editting. I get irritated when a book has typos and grammar issues.Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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"If an opportunity arises in the future, I will do it," he told a function organised by the Indo-Russian Cultural and Friendship Society (IRCUFS), Tamil Nadu, and Russian Centre for Science and Culture, to felicitate him for rendering Maxim Gorky's Mother as Thai Kaaviyam in verse form in Tamil.
Mr. Karunanidhi recited his first poem on the Mother character in Sangam literature penned when he was working for Kudiarasu journal almost 60 years ago. "I was impressed by the Mother in the novel directly entering the battlefield as warrior."
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Earlier the Chief Minister inaugurated the new office of the IRCUFS.
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