Your Turn to Suffer

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"His ability to weave the surreal with the hyper-real is his greatest talent." - Signal Horizon. Lorelei Palumbo is harassed by a sinister group calling themselves The Cabal. They accuse her of having committed unspeakable crimes in the past, and now she must pay. The Cabal begins taking her life apart one piece at a time her job, her health, the people she loves and she must try to figure out what The Cabal thinks she's done if she's to have any hope of answering their charges and salvaging her life. AUTHOR: Tim Waggoner's first novel came out in 2001, and he's published close to fifty novels and seven collections of short stories since. He writes original fantasy and horror, as well as media tie-ins. His novels include Like Death, considered a modern classic in the genre, and the popular Nekropolis series of urban fantasy novels. He's written tie-in fiction for Supernatural, Alien, Grimm, the X-Files, Doctor Who, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Transformers, among others. His articles on writing have appeared in Writer's Digest, Writer's Journal, and Writer's Workshop of Horror. He's won the Bram Stoker Award and been a finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award, the Scribe Award, and the Splatterpunk Award. In addition to writing, Tim is also a full-time tenured professor who teaches creative writing and composition at Sinclair College.

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If you like your horror to be dark, deeply themed with a sly smile on the pulse of Barker and Lovecraft whilst making his own unique addition, you can not go wrong with Your Turn To Suffer. An Excellent read. -- The Literary License Podcast
Tims Your Turn To Suffer is a book Id recommend to fans of the genre, especially those who truly enjoy tales of the weird and disturbing. -- FanFiAddict
What I love about the authors style is how he gets his characters to step away from their element. You think you know the characters well, but then they get possessed to do all sorts of unspeakable things Your Turn to Suffer is probably my favorite from all of his works, and I hope he continues to write many more! -- Rajiv Reviews
While having some grisly splatterpunk elements this novel maybe leans more into weird fiction, and reminds me of classic 80s horror (think Nightmare on Elm Street or Hellraiser.) It was a lot of fun. -- Only the Darkest Reads
This story reads like one of those nightmares you wake up from only to learn you're still sleeping and experiencing a nightmare...except that it just continues like a Russian nesting doll of nightmares within nightmares. The narrative paints a distorted and dreamlike allegory, showcasing how guilt, even (or especially) when associated with long-forgotten--or suppressed--memories can weigh heavily on us. -- Domus Necrophageous
His ability to weave the surreal with the hyper-real is his greatest talent.
Tim Waggoner . . . has a knack for taking conventional horror tropes and giving them a deliciously bizarre spin.
Bram Stoker Award-winner Tim Waggoner consistently delivers the goods when it comes to hard-hitting horror fiction, with compelling characters and dangerous horrors at every turn.
Waggoner is in possession of a talent that should be taken seriously, and I cant wait for his next book.
He supplies everything that a horror fan could want, and he delivers with style.
"[...] if you like multiple worlds, ancient ones type horror but with more action than your typical Lovecraftian fare, then you will love this." -- Ginger Nuts of Horror
"Waggoner is literally the blueprint for horror writers." -- Cemetery Dance

Author Bio

Tim Waggoner's first novel came out in 2001, and since then he's published over fifty novels and seven collections of short stories. He writes original dark fantasy and horror, as well as media tie-ins. He's written tie-in fiction based onSupernatural, Grimm, The X-Files, Alien, Doctor Who, A Nightmare on Elm Street, andTransformers, among others, and he's written novelizations for films such asHalloween Kills, Resident Evil: The Final ChapterandKingsman: The Golden Circleand.His articles on writing have appeared inWriter's Digest, The Writer, The Writers Chronicle. Hes the author of the acclaimed horror-writing guideWriting in the Dark,which won the Bram Stoker Award in 2021. He won another Bram Stoker Award in 2021 in the category of short nonfiction for his article Speaking of Horror, and in 2017 he received the Bram Stoker Award in Long Fiction for his novellaThe Winter Box. In addition, he's been a multiple finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award and the Scribe Award, and a one-time finalist for the Splatterpunk Award. His fiction has received numerous Honorable Mentions in volumes ofBest Horror of the Year, and hes had several stories selected for inclusion in volumes ofYears Best Hardcore Horror. His work has been translated into Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Hungarian, and Turkish. In addition to writing, he's also a full-time tenured professor who teaches creative writing and composition at Sinclair College in Dayton, Ohio.