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A horror novelette set in Montana, with an introduction by Joe Lansdale. Also contains "A William F. Nolan Bibliography" listing the author's shorter horror works. This novelette is part of the basis which became Bill's first full length horror novel "Helltracks."

Blood Sky San Jose: Deadline Publications 1991 - 47 pages - Chapbook Trade Paperback - 1st edition Ltd to 250 signed & numbered copies

"Helltracks" is a novel based in part on three of Nolan's shorter works "Lonely Train A'Comin' " (1981) "The Cure" (1988) and "Blood Sky" (1991). The novel tells the story of a serial killer in Montana crossing the state, and of the Ventry family, sheep ranchers, who both end up battling and destroying a "living" steam train able to trap and devour its victims.

Helltracks New York: Avon Books Paperback - 1991 - 248 pages 1st edition

Helltracks Baltimore: Cemetery Dance Publications Hardcover - 2000 - 328 Pages 1st Hardcover Edition Issued in a 500 numbered & signed limited edition and a 26 copy lettered edition in traycase.

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These special editions include a printing of "Lonely Train A'Comin" and a Nolan background essay "Tracking Helltracks". Introduction by Richard Matheson

Bill's latest novella centers around the famous "Winchester House" in San Jose and stars Nolan's paranormal investigator David Kincaid. Bill's prose added to the mystique of The Winchester House makes this a must read for any Nolan fan.

The Winchester Horror Baltimore: Cemetery Dance Publications 1998 - 111 pages - Hardcover Issued in a 450 numbered & signed limited edition and a 26 copy lettered edition in traycase.

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