General Slocum's Gold
The groundbreaking, Bram Stoker Award-nominated novelette by the acclaimed author of Chasing the Dragon and Dying Is My Business.

Sackett is no ordinary thief. He was born with strange abilities, powers he uses to pull off dangerous and unusual heists. Fresh out of Rikers and eager to get back in the game, he's got his eye on a fortune in gold rumored to be buried on a deserted island in New York's East River. It should be the easiest job he�s ever pulled. But North Brother Island isn't as deserted as he thought. Something is waiting beneath the waves. Waiting for Sackett. Waiting to protect their treasure.

Includes the bonus short story "The Jew of Prague."

PRAISE OF GENERAL SLOCUM'S GOLD:

"Sensational�.Nicholas Kaufmann is a brilliant story teller who is able to keep the reader on the edge of their seats while taking them through an exciting rollercoaster of a ride." � Lipstik Indie

"Kaufmann tells this tale with authority�.Fans of fiction that blends crime and the supernatural (found in the works of such writers as Ed Gorman or Tom Piccirilli or venues such as Tales from the Crypt or ShockSuspense Stories) will find Sackett's story to be a delightful foray in that vein�.[A] fun horror yarn. This reader certainly looks forward to more of Kaufmann's fiction." � Horror Reader

"Kaufmann has a sure hand for plotting and dialogue, and his precise prose keeps the caper moving briskly to its horrific conclusion�The author has tapped into a deep vein of pulp storytelling for his tale." � Dead Reckonings

"Kaufmann draws you into his spell without gore, without the big scares that other authors rely upon, but with a steady growing dread that marks truly great horror. I strongly recommend General Slocum's Gold�[He] pulls this off remarkably well." � Belleville News-Democrat
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General Slocum's Gold
The groundbreaking, Bram Stoker Award-nominated novelette by the acclaimed author of Chasing the Dragon and Dying Is My Business.

Sackett is no ordinary thief. He was born with strange abilities, powers he uses to pull off dangerous and unusual heists. Fresh out of Rikers and eager to get back in the game, he's got his eye on a fortune in gold rumored to be buried on a deserted island in New York's East River. It should be the easiest job he�s ever pulled. But North Brother Island isn't as deserted as he thought. Something is waiting beneath the waves. Waiting for Sackett. Waiting to protect their treasure.

Includes the bonus short story "The Jew of Prague."

PRAISE OF GENERAL SLOCUM'S GOLD:

"Sensational�.Nicholas Kaufmann is a brilliant story teller who is able to keep the reader on the edge of their seats while taking them through an exciting rollercoaster of a ride." � Lipstik Indie

"Kaufmann tells this tale with authority�.Fans of fiction that blends crime and the supernatural (found in the works of such writers as Ed Gorman or Tom Piccirilli or venues such as Tales from the Crypt or ShockSuspense Stories) will find Sackett's story to be a delightful foray in that vein�.[A] fun horror yarn. This reader certainly looks forward to more of Kaufmann's fiction." � Horror Reader

"Kaufmann has a sure hand for plotting and dialogue, and his precise prose keeps the caper moving briskly to its horrific conclusion�The author has tapped into a deep vein of pulp storytelling for his tale." � Dead Reckonings

"Kaufmann draws you into his spell without gore, without the big scares that other authors rely upon, but with a steady growing dread that marks truly great horror. I strongly recommend General Slocum's Gold�[He] pulls this off remarkably well." � Belleville News-Democrat
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General Slocum's Gold

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Overview

The groundbreaking, Bram Stoker Award-nominated novelette by the acclaimed author of Chasing the Dragon and Dying Is My Business.

Sackett is no ordinary thief. He was born with strange abilities, powers he uses to pull off dangerous and unusual heists. Fresh out of Rikers and eager to get back in the game, he's got his eye on a fortune in gold rumored to be buried on a deserted island in New York's East River. It should be the easiest job he�s ever pulled. But North Brother Island isn't as deserted as he thought. Something is waiting beneath the waves. Waiting for Sackett. Waiting to protect their treasure.

Includes the bonus short story "The Jew of Prague."

PRAISE OF GENERAL SLOCUM'S GOLD:

"Sensational�.Nicholas Kaufmann is a brilliant story teller who is able to keep the reader on the edge of their seats while taking them through an exciting rollercoaster of a ride." � Lipstik Indie

"Kaufmann tells this tale with authority�.Fans of fiction that blends crime and the supernatural (found in the works of such writers as Ed Gorman or Tom Piccirilli or venues such as Tales from the Crypt or ShockSuspense Stories) will find Sackett's story to be a delightful foray in that vein�.[A] fun horror yarn. This reader certainly looks forward to more of Kaufmann's fiction." � Horror Reader

"Kaufmann has a sure hand for plotting and dialogue, and his precise prose keeps the caper moving briskly to its horrific conclusion�The author has tapped into a deep vein of pulp storytelling for his tale." � Dead Reckonings

"Kaufmann draws you into his spell without gore, without the big scares that other authors rely upon, but with a steady growing dread that marks truly great horror. I strongly recommend General Slocum's Gold�[He] pulls this off remarkably well." � Belleville News-Democrat

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149757749
Publisher: Nicholas Kaufmann
Publication date: 06/30/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Nicholas Kaufmann is the Bram Stoker Award-, Thriller Award-, and Shirley Jackson Award-nominated author of Dying Is My Business, Chasing the Dragon, Hunt at World's End, and Still Life: Nine Stories. Over the years, he worked in publishing, owned his own bookstore, managed a video store, and was a development associate for a literary agent. He lives in Brooklyn, New York with his wife and two ridiculous cats.
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