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Title: GRENDEL
Author: Ken Brosky
ISBN: 978-1-
4276- 2054-5
Publisher: Brew City Press
Date: October 9, 2007
Buy an autographed copy ($14.95)
Download the e-book ($2.00)
Buy the book on Amazon.com ($14.95)
Buy a copy Direct from the publisher ($21.95)
Download the soundtrack
To do this, all you need to do is right-click each track and save the mp3 files to your computer
Hell 1 * *Hell 2 * * Hell 3 * * Hell 4 * * Hell 5 * * Hell 6 * * Hell 7 (Remix)
Tyler 1 * * Tyler 2 * * Tyler 3 * * Tyler 4 * * Tyler 5 * * Tyler 6 * * Tyler 7 * * Tyler 8 * * Tyler 9
Read the first draft of Grendel
Otherwise known as "A complete piece of shit," but aren't all first drafts? You can download a few chapters, complete with original corrections.
Chapter 1 ** Chapter 2 ** Chapter 3 ** Chapter 4 ** Chapter 5
Read the translated German Beowulf Legend
The original legend, translated and free for you to enjoy.
Reviewsvie
(4 stars) "Grendel is undoubtedly an impressive piece of literature resounding with a unique and fresh voice, filled with riveting vivid images that will keep you wide awake at night."
-- Norm Goldman, Book Pleasures
"The book as a whole is fast paced and holds the reader’s interest - especially those interested in slightly offbeat religious themed horror."
-- Kent Knopp-Schwyn, Hellnotes.com
"A good first effort."
-- Sue Phillips, Whisper Magazine
"There is a clearly a plot with some interesting characters, which is often missing from first-timers, and as the story moves, Brosky's own writing style comes out. His first work may be the dress rehearsal for his great work, which is clearly coming somewhere down the line."
-- Ivy Farguheson, Steven's Point Journal
"... the originality of its concept of an embodied hell is intriguing."
-- Forword Clarion Reviews
"If something as innocuous as an antique toy firetruck can send a man's life careening out of control, imagine the havoc a recurring nightmare can wreak; especially one in which a mysterious figure urges you to confront a dark destiny or face unprecedented peril."
-- Shepherd Express