“The highest praise one writer can give another is to say ‘I wish I’d written that book.’ I would cheerfully trade my younger brother Rick, my collection of original Beatles cards, and any hope that my beloved Cleveland Indians will ever win a World Series to have written Alan Rodgers’ Bone Music.”
— George Alec Effinger, author of When Gravity Fails
“Alan Rodgers . . . uses simple and beautiful words to tell this complex and horrific story. Really weird! Don’t die until you’ve read Bone Music.”
— Brian Lumley, author of Necroscope
“Alan Rodgers’s Bone Music mixes suspense, horror, and magic to create a nerve-wracking and unique tale of music and terror.”
— Matthew J. Costello, author of The Seventh Guest
“Alan Rodgers’ Bone Music is a work of mythological proportions. He captures the beauty and the horror of the old bluesmen, the terror and majesty of Heaven and Hell, and mixes it all into a potent tale of earthly woe. For atmosphere, real soul, and a touch of mystical madness, read the dream that is Bone Music.”
— Billie Sue Mosiman, author of Widow
“Bluesmen and deadmen; folklore, phantoms and fantasy; Bone Music blends the hellish and horrific in perfect harmony. Brace yourself for a terror-filled trek across an entirely original yet hauntingly historic American dreamscape. With Bone Music Alan Rodgers may well have created The Great American Horror Novel.”
— Joseph A. Citro, author of Deus-X