A Man Too Mean To Be Me

Sly, baroque and surreal stories from the pen of the master of the short weird tale.

"Highly sophisticated and wonderfully nightmarish imagination, an expertly controlled and sardonic vision that reminds me as much of avant-gardists like William Burroughs as it does the best traditions of horror literature"
( Thomas Ligotti in Dagon DFL Special)

"DFL's work is imaginative, original and beautifully written; so good that the editors dare to be different by printing it."
(Scavenger's Newsletter (USA)

"DFL needs no biography. He has been one of my favorite authors for years."
(Black Moon)

"At his best he is capable of convincing the reader that he is the inheritor of Lovecraft's nightmares"
(Blood From Stones)