Hearers of the Constant Hum

William’s Kafka-metamorphosis spin puts your ears to the test and collapsing body parts struggle to survive in this story of human life at the brink of madness to boil into a horror that crawls with more than just the sounds of insects. With the return of the Crunk brothers and the hearers that need......more

I’ve found this one difficult to rate. It has lots of stuff I like, such as urban decay and dread, moody body horror, a tragicomic protagonist, science fiction elements that draw on deep seated anxieties, nods to classic creature features through the revisionist lens of 80s horror, strange transmiss......more

I knew before I started this book that I would enjoy it, William Pauley is one of my favorite writers. What I did not realize is that Divey and Reynold, The Brothers Crunk, were featured heavily in this book. I really enjoyed reading another adventure of theirs, though this one was darker and less g......more

William Pauley III is one of my favorite authors writing books today. I have deeply enjoyed anything and everything I have read from him for years now. The man is brilliant. You never know what he is going to deliver next, but you can count on six things. Whatever it is, it will be great. It will be......more