The Fisherman by John Langan

The Fisherman by John Langan

Abe lost his wife young and found that fishing was the only thing that stopped the noise. Dan lost his whole family in a car accident, and Abe takes him out on the water. Then someone mentions Dutchman's Creek.

The novel stops for a hundred pages while a diner owner tells them the creek's history — a story about a Dutch immigrant, a reservoir project in the 1920s, and something in the water that grants what nobody should ask for. That embedded story is one of the finest pieces of horror writing this century, and the frame around it is about grief.

Winner of the Bram Stoker Award, and consistently named among the best horror novels of the last twenty years.

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