‘A perfectly executed book’ SFX magazine, May 09

‘A fast-paced race for survival’ – Shroud magazine, May -09

‘Another stunning work from Joseph D’Lacey…an eye-opening experience that further establishes D’Lacey as one of the most socially aware and most important horror writers of our time!’ Fatally Yours

‘Simply stunning’ Bookgeeks

‘[D’Lacey can] tackle a big issue and haunt someone with it.’ OzHorrorScope

"The Best Ecological Horror Story since Skipp & Spector's THE BRIDGE...D'Lacey is a chilling breath of fresh air in the horror genre."
--K.K., CRYPT Magazine, April 09

 ‘Garbage Man goes a long way to putting D’Lacey at the top of the heap when it comes to eco-horror’ – Darkfictionreview

From the author of Meat comes a very powerful second novel, this time tackling the issue of the environment and landfill sites. One man, a loner, makes regular visits to a landfill site, an oozing, filthy dump situated perilously close to a local town. A link is formed between the man and the landfill, creating a monstrous outcome: the landfill takes on life. Out of the waste of human society comes a thing, and its enemy is human.

Details

• Imprint: Bloody Books
• Category: Horror fiction
• ISBN 9781905636471
• Published 7th May 2009
• Size: 198 x 129 (B format paperback)
• Pages: 320
• RRP: £7.99

Rights information

• World rights
• German rights sold to Heyne