In 2012, a worker pulled a collapsed diary from the walls of a church house, which turned out to be a transcription of a black man being incredibly guilty plea called Good Stab 100 years ago. Frankly speaking, and written by Lutheran pastor Arthur Beaucarne, chronicles the early life of Good Stab, his views on the atrocities committed by the U.S. military – including the real 1870 massacre, in which about 200 black ladies were murdered, his violent, supernatural transformation into blood creation of revenge.
It’s a powerful historical novel that forces you to look directly at the worst horrors in American history while bringing the vampire back to its roots as a truly horrifying folk monster. Jones makes a unique spin on the eternal creatures of the night, with good thorns’ identity and how he feeds his identity in a way that adds an extra tragedy to his story.
When I say this belongs to the vampire classic, I’m not exaggerating DraculaI have read many times over the years and I can recite part of it in my heart. Buffalo Hunter Hunter Of course, I will come back again and again.
