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From the writer: "Webster's Dictionary defines the word hunger as: a) any of the instinctive desires necessary to keep up organic life; specifically: the desire to eat, or b) an natural craving; an insatiable hunger for nourishment. Obviously, there are other conditions for hunger as well. Craving, coveting, being hungry, lust, gluttony, ravenousness, want, yearning, and love, merely to name a few. South of the Mason-Dixon Range, we call it a "hankering". Southern people have got a hankering for a lot of things: gravy and biscuits, sugary tea, pecan pie and homemade glaciers cream. If you are hanging at the honky-tonk and downing your 12th beverage, you might get a powerful hankering for a hellacious deal with or some late-night adoring (although most Southern wives refuse to provide their men for the reason that area if they stagger home all liquored up). When thinking about hunger, two supernatural beings come instantly to the brains of horror fiction viewers: vampires and werewolves. I've explored both in much larger body of work - my books, Bloodstream Kin and Undertaker's Moon (Moon of the Werewolf) - and, in a far more limited way, several short stories. Those tales of the blood-sucking undead and the beastly lycanthrope are presented within this collection. Since it is also focused on "things that go bite in the night" these tales also explore other animals with similarly voracious appetites, from man-eating caterpillars to backwoods succubi to monstrous things that lie patiently in put it off by the medial side of the street. So, if you notice something scratching at your entry way or lurking in the shadows of your darkened bedroom following reading of this collection, don't blame me. It's just the dark things that run rampant between dusk and dawn, buying little late night snack."
