Description: Praise for Paul Meloy "Meloy's voice is startlingly original, his stories both shocking and beautiful, and this book is destined to become a classic." --Tim Lebbon "In the stories of Paul Meloy--where walk the living dead, genetically modified pandas, and the mad and terrible Nurse Melt, among others--raw, tell-it-like-it-is comedy brawls with trippy horror in a cage match for the human soul. Take a front row seat. Try not to get any blood on you." --Joe Hill "Crisp and inventive, fresh and distinctive. Really, an unmissable gig!" --Graham Joyce "The first thing is, you are in for a treat. The second is, keep your wits about you as you read this extraordinary work." --David Mathew "I'm at a loss to describe Paul's work and do it justice because he really does have a unique voice and although at times both humorous and shocking, his stories always leave something with you." --Sarah Pinborough "Simply the most important, and stunning fantasy collection of the last twenty years. Or possibly, ever." --Stephen Volk "Paul Meloy is a unique talent in genre fiction who never disappoints. He's a master craftsman of the short story, and his prose leaves me breathless." --Sarah Pinborough 'Paul Meloy's The Night Clock was one of the most startling debut novels I can remember reading, and [ Adornments of the Storm ], its follow-up, is even better, a dreamlike carnival of horror and fantasy." --Dave Hutchinson "Disturbing, as dark as it gets, yet teeming with wit, insight, heart and humour, this is a ferociously imaginative and wholly addictive read. Although a sequel to the equally brilliant The Night Clock , [ Adornments of the Storm ] can be read as a standalone, and is by far the most memorable novel I've picked up all year. Paul Meloy is a twisted genius." --Sarah Lotz "How do you entwine humour and tragedy without one detracting from the other? Ask Paul Meloy, because he's done it in The Night Clock ." --Adam Nevill

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