P Gardner Goldsmith

Fishing P Gardner Goldsmith

Now... A sociopathic murderer escapes from a prison transport vehicle in early 'Seventies Massachusetts, intent on finding a teenage girl in distant Vermont.

Then... Two schoolgirls run away to a 'Sixties hippie commune on a farm west of Boston. There, they believe they will discover the freedom and love they've been lacking.

None of them will find precisely what they seek.

"Fishing" is Gardner Goldsmith at his fist-clenching best, weaving brutal, honest psychological realism with transcendental surrealism to offer a Minotaur's Maze of a plot. It turns unexpectedly, at locomotive speed, and when you turn the final page... You will feel it for the rest of your life.

Read "Fishing" and see why noted authors such as Brian Keene, Thomas Monteleone, Christopher Golden, Mark Morris, Guy Adams, and F. Paul Wilson have sung his praises. See why his debut novella, "BITE", was selected by Gingernuts of Horror as one of the top releases of 2013, and see how "Fishing" weaves into Goldsmith's compelling, commanding mosaic of psychological cosmic terror.