Gary Fry Livres

Felachnids: a race of mythical creatures rumoured to live in Yorkshire's dark countryside. The yellow eyes, the double-jointed limbs, the heads that turned backwards whenever that was necessary. These creatures, which otherwise resembled humans, appeared to occupy a small village in North Yorkshire called Nathen, about sixty miles from Bradford, up through the valleys at the foot of which the city rested. And Lee Parker is determined to track them down. Scourge is a traditional, plot-driven horror novel of suspense and excitement.

The story unfolds within the enigmatic Priory, revealing hidden depths and secrets that challenge perceptions. As characters navigate the complexities of their surroundings, they encounter unexpected twists and a rich tapestry of intrigue. The narrative delves into themes of discovery and the contrast between appearances and reality, inviting readers to explore the mysteries that lie beneath the surface.

Exploring themes of uncertainty and identity, this novella is inspired by the image of a young boy in a farmyard, symbolizing a deeper metaphor yet to be fully understood by the author. Influenced by classic dark novellas, particularly the works of Lovecraft and Machen, the narrative employs an investigative structure that weaves together various sources to create a vivid and immersive experience. The author’s journey reflects a blend of personal discovery and literary homage, culminating in a story rich with atmosphere and depth.

The narrative centers on Douglas James Fry, a passionate sports enthusiast with a deep appreciation for NASCAR, football, baseball, and wrestling. His experiences include meeting iconic athletes and dedicating over twenty years to his role at Publix Supermarkets. Beyond sports, Doug is a well-rounded individual, engaging in travel, video gaming, and performing arts, showcasing his vibrant personality. His interactions have left a lasting impact on those who have crossed paths with him, highlighting his ability to connect with others.

The story follows George Cox, who discovers a dilapidated foghorn station and becomes intrigued by its mysterious past. His quest leads him and his wife on a global journey, uncovering tales of an ancient creature believed to have roamed the Earth hundreds of thousands of years ago. As they delve into these legends, they confront the intertwining themes of history, myth, and the impact of the past on the present.

This book offers guidelines for researchers navigating the challenges of integrating disciplinary knowledge with non-academic expertise in landscape research and planning. It addresses terminology, methodologies, and overcoming barriers, aiming to enhance collaboration and participation among diverse stakeholders.