Books by Edward Lee and Complete Book Reviews

Elizabeth Steffen, Author, Edward Lee, Author I D I Publications $40 (288p) ISBN 978-1-881475-93-4

The prison bludgeoning death of convicted cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer in 1994 is the springboard for this intricate but wildly improbable police procedural. Mere days after Dahmer's burial, Columbus County, Wis., is terrorized by a new cannibal killer...

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CITY INFERNAL

Edward Lee, Author . Cemetery Dance $40 (330p) ISBN 978-1-58767-046-6

Anyone for a sightseeing tour of Hell? This is the real thing, the huge capital city of Hell itself, Mephistopolis, named for its founder. Take the train, where you will ride with trolls, monsters and screaming women birthing ghastly offspring....

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MONSTROSITY

Edward Lee, Author . Cemetery Dance $40 (334p) ISBN 978-1-58767-060-2

Weird science intersects with apparent supernatural phenomena in the latest horror extravaganza from Lee (City Infernal). In the first story thread, an archeology dig in central Florida in 1995 uncovers possible proof of a demonic incarnation 10,000

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INFERNAL ANGEL

Edward Lee, Author . Cemetery Dance $40 (302p) ISBN 978-1-58767-075-6

In this sequel to (which reads like an inferior rewrite of) Lee's previous novel about a technologically driven hell, City Infernal (2001), goth chick Cassie Heydon is still an "Etheress" looking for her twin sister, a suicide. She's

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The Backwoods

Edward Lee, Author . Cemetery Dance $40 (271p) ISBN 978-1-58767-121-0

At the start of Lee's peculiar and uneasily convincing mix of sex and violence, 40-ish D.C. lawyer Patricia White temporarily leaves her successful practice and her loving husband to console her sister, Judy, after the grisly murder of Judy's

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House Infernal

Edward Lee, Author Cemetery Dance Publications $40 (477p) ISBN 978-1-58767-169-2

Lee's vividly imagined third Infernal dark fantasy, like its predecessors City Infernal and Infernal Angel, should please those who like their horror to push the bounds of good taste. Divinity student Venetia Barlow has taken work at St. John's...

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The Stickmen

Edward Lee, Author Cemetery Dance Publications $40 (0p) ISBN 978-1-881475-91-0

Continuing the tack of his 1999 UFOpus Operator B, Lee posts a pulpy tale steeped in X-Files paranoia of extraterrestrial contact and government cover-up. Conspiracy crank Harlan Garrett, a bottom-feeding journalist on the backlist of every rag that

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Edward Lee, Author Cemetery Dance Publications $30 (150p) ISBN 978-1-881475-73-6

In a departure from his roots as a horror novelist, Lee (The Ushers) presents a near-future UFO thriller novella that begins with the apparent suicide of one Willard Farrington, a test pilot with surgically altered three-fingered hands. The story...

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SLEEP DISORDER

Jack Ketchum, Author, Edward Lee, Author . Gauntlet $40 (149p) ISBN 978-1-887368-69-8

For years Ketchum (Peaceable Kingdom ) and Lee (City Infernal ) have written taboo-breaking horror fiction that's invariably provocative and sometimes good taste–challenged. This collection of their five collaborative stories is the...

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Smoke & Pickles: Recipes from a Southern Kitchen

Edward Lee. Artisan, $29.95 (304p) ISBN 978-1-57965-492-4

Lee’s debut cookbook is an inventive and exciting take on Southern food inspired by the chef’s Korean roots. Raised in Brooklyn, N.Y., Lee is the chef and owner of the restaurant 610 Magnolia in Louisville, Ky., (where he has lived since 2003). “All

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Buttermilk Graffiti: A Chef’s Journey to Discover America’s New Melting-Pot Cuisine

Edward Lee. Artisan, $27.50 (320p) ISBN 978-1-57965-738-3

This excellent collection of culinary travel essays by chef and TV personality Lee (Smoke & Pickles; The Mind of a Chef) takes readers across the U.S. in search of immigrant cuisine. A Korean-American kid from Brooklyn who now runs restaurants in...

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