The author takes into hand the matter of injustice when it comes to business competition as well as the effects of our day’s consumerist culture on us. This piece is an exceptionally creepy and entertaining one. There is something wrong with The Store, and the protagonist Bill Davis knows his two daughters working there are in trouble. It is conveniently named The Store and it is a place where you can find anything you can think of for just a little more than nothing. In the town of Juniper Town which has never been even scribed on a map, is one of the biggest retail centers in the World. It also takes place in an isolated, desert town located in the author’s birth state Arizona. In other words, there is a being beyond the average human’s comprehension. The horror elements the author uses in this one are supernatural and paranormal. We are starting our search for the best Bentley Little book with a classic of his, The Store. That magazine would be where he published his first novels including The Janitor, The Sanctuary, and The Mailman which is actually included in this article. The most eye-catching magazine that he worked with was the “Cemetery Dance” which was founded and run by Richard Chizmar. Cemetery Dance and Some OthersĪfter the initial success of his debut, Bentley Little went on to write short fiction for horror-dominated literary magazines. With the same book, he also earned the nickname “a master of the macabre”. The most interesting part about his educational career is that the first novel he ever published was in fact the thesis for his master’s degree. The author was born in Arizona and attended California State University for his Bachelor’s in Communications along with a master’s in English and Literature. Why? He is a man who keeps to himself and does not meddle too much with the media. His name is not exactly a matter of public dispute despite earning the Bram Stoker Award for his first novel and even being appraised by Stephen King. The American Bentley Little is a highly promising writer of horror fiction who, if you have not read him, you have probably never heard of before.
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