Lawrence C. Connolly


Lawrence C. Connolly's "Traumatic Descent" deserves a place
in the Paranoiac Horror Hall of Fame for its adept manipulation
of the boundaries of reality and hallucination.
          -Bob Morrish, Cemetery Dance Magazine

Sharp images of ghostly phenomena, etching depictions of eerie
scenes and telling analogies are this writer's forte.
          -Jetse de Vries, The Fix

Plain and simple, this guy can write.
          -Thomas F. Monteleone, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Blood of the Lamb


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Lawrence C. Connolly's work has been widely praised for its edgy originality. Thomas F.
Monteleone, editor of the Borderlands series, calls Connolly "a fine writer of some
of the most intensely textured psychological suspense we ever receive." Bob Morrish,
reviewing Borderlands 3 in Cemetery Dance Magazine, wrote that Connolly's fiction
"deserves a place in the Paranoiac Horror Hall of Fame for its adept manipulation of the
boundaries of reality and hallucination." A reviewer in Publishers Weekly singled
out one of Connolly's Year's Best Horror Stories as being "the realization of every
child's fears." The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review praised Connolly as being
the author of "one of the finest scare stories ever written."

Translations of Connolly’s work have appeared in Hungary, Spain, Germany, and Italy.

Three of his stories have been optioned for film. 

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