I stared down at him; this wild, untamed creature trapped in a cage. He'd been hungry. Saw the bait and went for it. And the trap swung shut behind him. Sooner or later, the caretaker would bash him in the head with a club, and that would be it. At that moment, I felt closer to that possum than any other creature on earth, because the same thing was going to happen to me.In the era of The New Fear, most people are afraid of each other. I am afraid of myself.In the previous volumes of Brian Keene?s critically-acclaimed non-fiction series, the author faced off against fellow writers, unscrupulous editors, corrupt politicians, scandalous C.E.O.s, organized religion, professional sports, the entertainment and publishing industries, crazed "fans," egocentric celebrities, corporate America, and even God.But now, Keene must do battle with his greatest enemy.Himself...This third volume, which collects more of the best of Hail Saten, offers a fascinating look inside the mind of one of the horror genre?s brightest new talents?and a horrifying glimpse of what happens when that same mind declares war on itself. It also includes fan favorites such as the Adam Senft saga, publishing with Beautiful Nudes, the horrors of Insta-Broil, and for the first time anywhere, the original draft of Keene?s CIA essay (which was unpublished at the request of the US government).Brian Keene?s THE NEW FEAR. Read Less