Michigan Shies Away From Jack Ketchum’s THE WOMAN Plus New Cover Art by Caniglia

Everyone in the horror genre knows that Jack Ketchum’s fiction doesn’t hold back and neither does Andrew van den Houten the producer of the acclaimed Jack Ketchum’s THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, OFFSPRING and the soon to be released THE WOMAN. The State of Michigan felt that THE WOMAN was too dark and disturbing to be funded.  Here is the link for the full story  STATE BACKING FILMS SAYS CANNIBAL IS DEAL-BREAKER

We’ll be publishing the novel version of this soon to be classic in late August and we just got in the cover art and color interior illustrations by genre favorite Caniglia.

Here is a look at the new cover art.

THE WOMAN by Jack Ketchum & Lucky McKee (Limited Edition)

Infernal House is proud to announce THE WOMAN by Jack Ketchum and Lucky McKee.  This blood pumping new novel by the best selling author of THE GIRL NEXT DOOR, OFF SEASON and RIGHT TO LIFE has created another masterpiece that shines a light on the darkness that is within us all and lets us examine the macabre nature of human desire.

Infernal House has quickly become known as the creator of some of the most beautiful and exotic books published in the horror genre and THE WOMAN by Jack Ketchum & Lucky McKeewill only reaffirm Infernal House’s prestige and significance within the genre.

This edition will be strictly limited to:

• Only 174 signed and numbered copies.
• Each copy will be signed the the author and the illustrator
• Each edition will be hand sewn and bound in only the highest quality materials.
• The paper used will be specially milled acid neutral paper specifically for this edition.
• Illustrated by the celebrated artist Caniglia
• Book will be housed in a custom made traycase
• Sewn in silk ribbon marker

Do to the time it takes to create these hand crafted works of art and the exotic materials used we can only accept layaway and full payment.

Description

The Woman is the powerful story of the last survivor of a feral tribe of cannibals who have terrorized the east coast from Maine into Canada for years now.  Badly wounded in a battle with police, she takes refuge in a cave overlooking the sea.  Christopher Cleek is a slick, amoral — and unstable — country lawyer who, out hunting one day, sees her bathing in a stream.  Fascinated, he follows her to her cave.  Cleek has many dark secrets and to these he’ll add another.  He will capture her, lock in his fruit cellar, and tame her, civilize her.  To this end he’ll enlist his long-suffering wife Belle, his teenage son and daughter Brian and Peg, and even his little girl Darlin’, to aid him.  So the question becomes, who is more savage?  The hunter or the game?