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1. nocturnalrevelries.com › 2021/05/02 › joe-r-lansJoe R. Lansdale’s God of the Razor (The Nightrunners, Blood ...

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   May 2, 2021 · The Nightrunners – Joe R. LansdaleTor – 1989 (First published 1987) This book is nasty. It’s about a gang of horribly messed up teenagers trying to kill their teacher. They’re spurred on by the God of the Razor, a particularly unpleasant interdimensional entity who likes seeing people bleed.

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3. www.youtube.com › watchJoe Lansdale explains THE GOD OF THE RAZOR - YouTube

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   The God of the Razor is a collection of short stories by American writer Joe R. Lansdale. It also contains the early Lansdale novel The Nightrunners. It was published by Subterranean Press in 2007.

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   Feb 20, 2021 · 295 pages : 24 cm. Presents a collection of short stories, including "The Nightrunners," "King of the Shadows," and "Janet finds the Razor." Edition statement on dust jacket: Deluxe hardcover ed. Includes The nightrunners and stories that were inspired by, or drawn from the novel.

6. www.horrordrive-in.com › 2008 › 04Joe R. Lansdale and The God of the Razor - Horror Drive-In

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   Apr 20, 2008 · The Limited edition of The God of the Razor is sold out, but a deluxe, unsigned hardcover is still available. You can get it direct from Subterranean , or, if you are always looking to save a buck like me, from Amazon

7. thebedlamfiles.com › fiction › god-of-the-razorTHE GOD OF THE RAZOR - The Bedlam Files

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   It’s the story of Becky, a pretty young schoolteacher gang-raped by a pack of teenage scumbags. These “Nightrunners” are controlled by the psychotic Clyde, who in turn is (possibly) under the influence of the God of the Razor. The supernatural elements are dimly worked-out, and ultimately play a small part.

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   Is God of the razor a nocturnal novel?

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   Which God of the razor books did you not read?

   • The only God of the Razor stuff that I didn’t read was Joe R. Lansdale’s Lords of the Razor. This is an anthology of God of the Razor stories by other authors. I’d like to read it, but it’s out of print and super expensive.

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   Who wrote Lords of the razor?

   • Lords of the Razor is a stunning new anthology in which ten gifted writers (among them Chet Williamson, Thomas Tessier, Bradley Denton, Christopher Golden, and the late, great Hugh B. Cave) offer their own eclectic visions of this dark icon of modern horror.

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   Does God of the razor spread aggression like a contagion?

   • In the former tale we learn that this God spreads aggression like a contagion, while the latter, about a put upon boy’s hideous revenge, reveals that the GotR hails from another dimension reachable by a magic blood-stained razor (for more on GotR, see the comic book minseries BLOOD AND SHADOWS and the Crossroads Press chapbook GOD OF THE RAZOR).

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   Is this a Batman/Lord of the razor crossover?

   • Also, this story is a crossover between ultra violent horror fiction and Batman. Hell yeah. While the Batman/Lord of the Razor crossover takes the form of a short story, Lansdale actually wrote a 4 four part comic series about the Lord of the Razor called Blood and Shadows.

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   Is Janet finds the razor a good book?

   • Janet Finds the Razor is short. It was written specifically for The God of the Razor collection. I have no complaints about it. Incident On and Off a Mountain Road is an excellent story, but apart from being super gory, I don’t know what it has to do with the God of the Razor. Maybe it was included because it’s one of Lansdale’s better known tales.

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9. subterraneanpress.com › joe-r-lansdales-lords-ofJoe R. Lansdale's Lords of the Razor - Subterranean Press

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   Lords of the Razor is a stunning new anthology in which ten gifted writers (among them Chet Williamson, Thomas Tessier, Bradley Denton, Christopher Golden, and the late, great Hugh B. Cave) offer their own eclectic visions of this dark icon of modern horror.