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David Mitchell: Slade House

Nov 4, 2015


“Plants died, milk curdled, and my children went slightly feral as I succumbed to the creepy magic of David Mitchell’s Slade House.”—Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl)

The acclaimed author of Cloud Atlas and The Bone Clocks returns with another thoroughly original page-turner about a haunted house that is guaranteed to get under your skin. Spanning five decades, this intricately woven story about what happens to the each of the five people who enter Slade House 9 years apart unfolds in chilling, unexpected ways. Equal mixture fantasy, horror and science fiction, Mitchell proves again he can skillfully manipulate every genre. Join him at his only New York appearance to introduce and read from this new novel.


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