The Church Peak Hotel: Revisited (From the tChip of EJO Book 4)

PRAISE FOR THE CHURCH PEAK HOTEL: REVISITED:

**I'm usually not fond of self-insertion, but the way the it was used here was mind-blowingly creative**

**a strangely awesome blend of notes reminiscent of Lovecraft, Wells, Bradbury and Heinlein**

**This book brings to light the intentional absurdity of the first...books**

**Probably the most brilliant way to tie up loose ends in a series ever**



Synopsis:

A century has elapsed since this collection of short stories, originally published via tChip under the heading “Dark Tales from the Year 2065 and the Decades that Followed,” first caught the collective imagination of the young and the bold. It need not be said that these ‘tales’ contain moments of real suspense, true horror, sheer insanity, unrelieved dread.



In this new authoritative edition, foremost EJO scholar, McCarthy Gables, provides a groundbreaking introduction revealing the true identities of the original authors, detailing the nature of their literary and political intent, connecting these seemingly minor works to the authors’ major novels: Farmers and Cannibals, But the Angels Never Came, and Just After the Fall.



(The Church Peak Hotel: Revisited is an interconnected collection of character vignettes. The stories are connected through the fictional introduction and commentary by McCarthy Gables as well as common themes, motifs, characters, and settings. It's all within the same fictional universe. Although it doesn't quite read like a novel, the stories are meant to be read in order. The Church Peak Hotel: Revisited takes place within the same world as But the Angels Never Came, Farmers and Cannibals, and Just After the Fall.



Not sure which order to read them in? Check out this blog post: https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_posts/6596477-what-do-i-read-first