Garth Marenghi's This Bursted Earth

<p><b>'I wish I was half as critically respected as Garth Marenghi, even if I currently trounce him sales-wise (for now)' RICHARD OSMAN<br><br>'I bought all three novels of the TerrorTome trilogy in a bargain slipcase edition and have read two of them already. Albeit in the wrong order' DERMOT O'LEARY<br><br></b><b>'Garth's novels steered me through all two hundred and thirty seven syndicated episodes of TV's <i>!mpossible</i>' RICK EDWARDS</b><br><br>Horror author Nick Steen is having visions . . . A sinister Black Steeple; eerie lights in the sky that look like a Catherine wheel but are <i>not remotely </i>a Catherine wheel . . . Plus a giant skeleton with a moustache. Are they omens? Auguries? Portenderings of things to come? (Spoiler: yes, they are.)<br><br>For Nick Steen's imagination is bursting out of his brain and threatening to burst in turn the entirety of Stalkford.<br><br>Can Nick stop the aforesaid bursting? Or have things already slightly burst regardless? Is all that we see or seem merely a dream within an Earth that's been bursted?<br><br><b>From the fevered imaginata of Horror Fiction's Grand Frightener Garth Marenghi, author of <i>Sunday Times-</i>bestselling <i>Garth Marenghi's TerrorTome</i> and <i>Garth Marenghi's</i> <i>Incarcerat</i>, come three freshly rancid tales of . . .<br></b><br>. . .<br><br><b>. . . <i>This Bursted Earth.</i></b></p>