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Disillusioned twenty-something is heartbroken. Disillusioned professor has just gone through a divorce. Neither of their problems will matter when the rare Venus transit unleashes a terror that sweeps through their lives, leaving a wake of blood-spattered horror.

Christopher J. Dwyer's debut novel, Shape The Black Sky, is a gore-drenched homage to the work of horror fiction literary heroes, as well as putting a new spin on the living dead angle and leaving audiences in a trail of thrilling terror. 

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Born and raised in Boston. Graduated in 2004 with a B.A. in journalism. Spent time bouncing around editorial and reporter roles in New England. Currently an editor at a Boston firm. First novel, Shape The Black Sky, released in early 2005. Projects on slate include the black noir/alternative fiction piece, Sixteen Olive: A Novel, and the epic horror fiction of The Dead Stars Shine The Brightest: A Novel. Both are due to be completed in 2007.