Summary: You’re invited to spend the night in The Usher Institute for the Study of Criminal Psychopathology. In Candy Korman‘s new suspense thriller “POED,” the clinic’s director takes you inside a contemporary version of Edgar Allan Poe’s dark and twisted world. The Usher, an exclusive clinic housing the most heinous killers in New York City, also prides itself on burying the deadliest secrets of the city’s most prominent families. It’s an original Gothic tale of horror that serves as homage to some of Poe’s most famous stories More below the media player. Listen to Candy Korman Download audio file (candykorman.mp3) Don’t see a player here? Click on this link to listen, or right click and “Save As” to download. The Indie Author Life Are these “Poe-ish times”? Sure are, says Candy Korman. In a recent post at Candy’s Monsters, she writes: I know that many readers find Edgar Allan Poe’s writing style to be antiquated (convoluted, confusing & a bit too lavish), but I think we live in a time that Poe would understand. During his lifetime, Poe’s most notable stories were largely ignored or misunderstood. He made more money as a critic with scathing reviews of his contemporaries. His [...]Similar Posts:Just Your Friendly Neighborhood VampireWhy I Don’t Charge Authors to be InterviewedInside The Mind of a Serial KillerAuthors, What’s Up With Your Websites?How to Get Your Song on the Radio The post Paranoia, Revenge, Murder – Let’s Get Poed appeared first on The Bookcast.
