The Disappearance

“A tightly allegorical piece of horror.”

—Publishers Weekly

“A plethora of gore and perversion.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Stephen King–size epic horror.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Little has the unparalleled ability to evoke surreal, satiric terror… should not be missed.”

—Horror Reader

“An explicitly repulsive yet surrealistically sad tale of everyday horror.”

—Publishers Weekly

“A chilling tale.”

—Publishers Weekly

“A master of horror on par with Koontz and King… so powerful that readers will keep the lights on day and night.”

—Midwest Book Review continued…

“A must-have for the author’s fans.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Little’s often macabre, always sharp tales are snippets of everyday life given a creepy twist.”

—Booklist

“Haunting… terrifying… graphic and fantastic… will stick with readers for a long time. Just enough sex, violence, and Big Brother rhetoric to make this an incredibly credible tale.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Wonderful, fast-paced, rock-’em, jolt-’em, shock-’em contemporary terror fiction with believable characters and an unusually clever plot. Highly entertaining.”

—Dean Koontz

“Bentley Little’s The Walking is the horror event of the year. If you like spooky stories, you must read this book.”

—Stephen King

“The Walking is a waking nightmare. A spellbinding tale of witchcraft and vengeance. Scary and intense.”

—Michael Prescott, author of In Dark Places

“Flowing seamlessly between time and place, the Bram Stoker Award–winning author’s ability to transfix his audience… is superb… terrifying. [The Walking] has the potential to be a major sleeper.”

—Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“This is Bentley Little’s best book yet. Frightening, thought-provoking, and impossible to put down.”

—Stephen King

“A singular achievement by a writer who makes the leap from the ranks of the merely talented to true distinction with this book. This one may become a classic.”

—DarkEcho

“Little is so wonderful that he can make the act of ordering a Coke at McDonald’s take on a sinister dimension. This philosophical soul-searcher is provocative.”

—Fangoria

“I guarantee, once you start reading this book, you’ll be up until dawn with your eyes glued to the pages. A nail-biting, throat-squeezing, nonstop plunge into darkness and evil.”

—Rick Hautala

“Frightening.”

—Los Angeles Times

“A thinking person’s horror novel. The Mailman delivers.”

—Los Angeles Times

“By the time I finished, my nerves were pretty well fried, and I have a pretty high shock level. University is unlike anything else in popular fiction.”

—Stephen King