About the Author

Michael Aronovitz is the acclaimed author of two short story collections, Seven Deadly Pleasures and The Voices in Our Heads, and a novel, Alice Walks. Aronovitz lives in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania.

Reviews

"Johnny Deseronoto makes Norman Bates look like a Boy Scout . . . Phantom Effect is ripe with beauty and terror—a thrill ride with the brakes gone out. You'll only open this book once."
—Thorne and Cross, authors of The Ghosts of Ravencrest and The Cliffhouse Haunting

"A philosophically rich fearfest that's recommended for readers who prefer their titillation to include some complexity ... a perverted parable that challenges traditional moral norms and reader expectations. A thriller designed to question as much as entertain."
—Publishers Weekly

"One of the most powerful and gripping horror novels I’ve read in years.Phantom Effect establishes Aronovitz as a prominent voice in contemporary weird fiction." —S. T. Joshi

"Johnny Deseronoto makes Norman Bates look like a Boy Scout . . . Phantom Effect is ripe with beauty and terror—a thrill ride with the brakes gone out. You'll only open this book once."
—Thorne and Cross, authors of The Ghosts of Ravencrest and The Cliffhouse Haunting

"A philosophically rich fearfest that's recommended for readers who prefer their titillation to include some complexity ... a perverted parable that challenges traditional moral norms and reader expectations. A thriller designed to question as much as entertain."
—Publishers Weekly

"One of the most powerful and gripping horror novels I’ve read in years.Phantom Effect establishes Aronovitz as a prominent voice in contemporary weird fiction." —S. T. Joshi