Shivers: Tales of Erotic Nightmare # 1: Going All the Way
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What would you give for the blessing of your God? What form would you want the blessing to take... and how much would you be willing to sacrifice to get it?
In the introductory story of his Shivers collection, Randal Schaffer brings us the story of Josiah Cornwall, a boy on the verge of manhood who must face that question for the first time.
Randal Schaffer
Randal Schaffer was born in Rural Arkansas, has lived in Alaska, Washington State, Missouri, Connecticut and is, for the moment, back in rural Arkansas where he lives with his partner, Cherise, four dogs and two cats. From the first film that he remembers watching as a child, The Pit and the Pendulum with Vincent Price, he has had a lifelong love of the horror genre, and is the author of the Mini Horror Fiction Writing Guide, where he outlines the most important points of writing horror fiction.
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