To Walk the Night The Edge of Running Water
by William Sloane· 2009
To Walk the Night was first published in 1937, and is a masterpiece of the school of slow-moving horror novels that rely on characterization and quietly building tension. The story is told from the point of view of Berekley Jones, who relates the circumstances that led up to the suicide of his friend, Jerry Lister, to Jerry’s father. Bound back-to-back with To Walk the Night is Sloane’s other great horror novel, The Edge of Running Water, which is a love story, mystery, and solid tale of creeping supernatural menace.
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To Walk the Night was first published in 1937, and is a masterpiece of the school of slow-moving horror novels that rely on characterization and quietly building tension. The story is told from the point of view of Berekley Jones, who relates the circumstances that led up to the suicide of his friend, Jerry Lister, to Jerry’s father. Bound back-to-back with To Walk the Night is Sloane’s other great horror novel, The Edge of Running Water, which is a love story, mystery, and solid tale of creeping supernatural menace.