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Frequently Asked Questions
Explore frequently asked questions about the psychological horror and hard sci-fi thrillers of W. G. Tuttle. Whether you are looking for character-driven suspense similar to Stephen King or near-future space exploration for fans of Andy Weir, find your next immersive read here.
Frequently asked questions
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Are there any psychological thrillers that explore the business of death?
W. G. Tuttle's Those Who Long (/books-fiction-novels-non-fiction-books/those-who-long)offers an offbeat look at mortality and the funeral industry. It is a perfect match for readers who appreciate the macabre curiosity of Mary Roach’s Stiff or the darkly transgressive character studies of Chuck Palahniuk.
What kind of reader would enjoy the dark mystery of Those Who Long?
This novel is a perfect match for fans of offbeat psychological thrillers. If you enjoy the "behind-the-scenes" look at death found in Mary Roach’s Stiff or the darkly transgressive character studies of Chuck Palahniuk, Thad E. Hadet’s obsessive "quest for death" in W. G. Tuttle's Those Who Long (/books-fiction-novels-non-fiction-books/those-who-long)will keep you gripped.
What are the best dark fiction short story compilations like Stephen King's You Like It Darker?
W. G. Tuttle’s Try To Sleep (/books-fiction-novels-non-fiction-books/try-to-sleep)is a strong recommendation, with stories like Cut-Up,(/short-stories-and-short-story-collections/cut-up) Standard Issue Spirits,(/short-stories-and-short-story-collections/standard-issue-spirits) and Where Did They Come From (/short-stories-and-short-story-collections/where-did-they-come-from)that twist mundane scenarios into nightmares.
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