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Think you know horror? Think again.

NOW AVAILABLE:
EDGING PAST REALITY

The Best in Horror and Speculative Fiction
Short Stories.


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Review from Whistling Shade

Edging Past Reality, David Fingerman’s new speculative fiction collection, is similar to the science fiction horror of The Twilight Zone. The twenty-two stories are divided into four sections based on the ages of the main characters: “Too Young to Know Better”, “Old Enough to Know Better”, “Is This a Mid-Life Crisis” and “Senior Moments”… [READ ENTIRE REVIEW]

Review from Nancy Silveria

Edging Past Reality written by David A. Fingerman is a 263-page book that takes you on a journey through time. David shifts the reader steadily through life with his sections: Too Young To Know Better, Old Enough To Know Better, Is This A Mid-life Crisis, and Senior Moments.

It takes a talented writer to create short stories that capture the intensity of fleeting characters and imagery. David A. Fingerman is such a talent. [READ ENTIRE REVIEW]

the author

As a very young boy, I remember watching an episode of “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” on TV. If memory serves correctly, the name of the episode was “An Unlocked Window.” It’s the one where the guy was going around killing nurses. It was the first and only time (that I can recall) that a piece of fiction on television scared the hell out of me. So much so that it stayed with me for all of these years…and started my love affair with the horror genre.

David Fingerman - Author

David Fingerman - Author

After more than twenty years working as a Court Clerk in the Hennepin County Court System, I am fascinated by all sides of the human condition. I have seen the best and worst people can bring out. I try to incorporate all of these traits into my writing. Whether I’m writing a thriller, horror, mainstream, or humor, my goal is to tell an entertaining story with characters that will stay with you long after you put the book or magazine down.

-david fingerman, 2007