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"How the Day Runs Down" by John Langan is a zombie version of Thornton Wilder's play, Our Town, and similarly uses a meta-fictional Stage Manager to tell the everyday stories of the residents of a small town.
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And for the record: Sarah Langan is married, Joe Hill’s father does not want to meet you, and I am not a suitable hero for anyone, unless you find broken, balding, alcoholic mid-list horror writers heroic.
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How the Day Runs Down by John Langan (novelette) [SFWA member download]
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But in the time I was there, I ate excellent Doner kebabs, delicious venison roasts, untold numbers of meat pies and Cornish pasties, Scotch eggs, and a memorable roast lamb at Langan's Brasserie.
Elissa Altman: The Brits and Their Veg: Can the Sunday Roast-Loving English Change the Way Americans Eat? Elissa Altman 2011
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How the Day Runs Down by John Langan (novelette) [SFWA member download]
John Joseph Adams » Stories Eligible for the Nebula Award 2009
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The Wide, Carnivorous Sky by John Langan (novella) [SFWA member download]
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But in the time I was there, I ate excellent Doner kebabs, delicious venison roasts, untold numbers of meat pies and Cornish pasties, Scotch eggs, and a memorable roast lamb at Langan's Brasserie.
Elissa Altman: The Brits and Their Veg: Can the Sunday Roast-Loving English Change the Way Americans Eat? Elissa Altman 2011
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I challenge anyone not to be impressed by the prose styles of Keller and Morrissette, the technical skill of Duffy and Morris or the formal innovations displayed by Files, Barringer and Langan.
REVIEW: The Best Horror Of The Year, Volume 2 edited by Ellen Datlow 2010
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African Railway, BBC2, Friday, 9pm: Sean Langan rides east on Africa's Tazara railroad.
From Adam and Joe to The Dube, this week's winners and losers 2011
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While Horror is still a long way from where it stood in the 1980s, the distance it has come is very much down to the likes of Kaaron Warren, Sarah Langan and Alice Sebold (whose best-selling novel The Lovely Bones recently experienced epic fail at the hands of the decidedly male film director Peter Jackson).
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