Praise for Lamb

“Matt Hill’s Lamb finds a strange new place where deep pragmatism, lyricism and spirituality meet.”
– Aliya Whitely, author of The Beauty and Skyward Inn

“Hill leads the reader into the eerie landscape of a broken-down, worn-out England, then peels away that surface to reveal the weirder truths beneath.”
– Sam Thomson, author of Communion Town

Lamb by Matt Hill

‘It’s inside every parent to want to carry their child’s terror. It’s the thing they never tell you about. Watching your child grow up, watching your child learn to suffer…’

When lorry driver Dougie Alport carries out a deadly attack on his employer’s head office, the reverberations of his actions unleash a grief in his wife Maureen that threatens to reveal the secret she has spent years hiding from their son, Boyd.

Moving north to start again is Maureen’s best response. But as the walls begin to throb with mould and his mother slips from his grasp, Boyd decides to flee, finding solace with a new friend at the landfill site on the edge of town. Here, a startling discovery upends Boyd’s new life and forces him into a reckoning with his mother, her past, and his future.

A visceral story of collective memory and moss-coated horror, Lamb asks us how far we’d go to protect those we love, and how intensely we are bound to those who have come before us.

MATT HILL IS A WRITER FROM TAMESIDE. HE IS THE PHILIP K. DICK AWARD NOMINATED AUTHOR OF THE FOLDED MAN, GRAFT AND ZERO BOMB.

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Format ISBN Price

PB 198x129mm 9781915368041 £9.99

Market BIC Code Pub date Extent

Fiction FA, FK, FL 12/10/23 272pp

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Lamb by Matt Hill

Jim "The Don" Mcleod has been reading horror for over 35 years, and reviewing horror for over 16 years. When he is not spending his time promoting the horror genre, he is either annoying his family or mucking about with his two dogs Casper and Molly.