Publisher's Synopsis
From the 1980's through 2002, William P. Robertson was a prominent voice of the small press horror scene. Adept with both rhymed and free verse styles, his Gothic, Medieval, and dark humor poetry appeared in over 500 magazines worldwide. In addition, he released the audio book, Gasp, on which he rapped, recited, and rhymed his way through his best-known poems. The CD drew rave reviews. Jim Lee of "Scavenger's Newsletter" called it "an uproarious, standalone success" while reviewer, T. M. Gray, said, "There aren't enough superlatives in the English language to express how awesome Gasp is!" Containing ninety-nine chilling poems, Icicles is written in the same haunting fashion that impressed critics and made William's work so popular in Canada, Australia, the US, and the UK.
