More Tomorrow, Michael Marshall Smith
More Tomorrow, Michael Marshall Smith
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More Tomorrow

Author: Michael Marshall Smith

Narrator: Chris Patton

Unabridged: 1 hr 26 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 08/23/2012

Synopsis

In this chilling tale of Internet horror, a friendly freelance computer technician finds himself gradually drawn in to a seedier side of the Web. When he stumbles across a photograph of a female coworker on a less-than-reputable website, it's clear she had not volunteered for the modeling position, the anger apparent in both her facial expression and body language. There is only one explanation: her boyfriend forced her to do it.As the man fights back his anger and annoyance, he contemplates his options. Visitors to the website demand more photos. He struggles to tell Jeanette, the reluctant model, what he has seen. Finally, he decides he must set out to rescue Jeanette from what seems to be an increasingly perilous situation.A masterful short story from an acclaimed author of horror and science fiction, this tale will leave chills running down your spine.

About Michael Marshall Smith

Michael Marshall Smith is a critically acclaimed, award-winning, and internationally bestselling author of novels, short stories, and screenplays. He lives in Santa Cruz, California, with his wife and son.

About Chris Patton

Chris Patton has narrated over seventy-five audiobooks. His voice can be heard narrating such titles as Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, the dystopian juggernaut Yesterday’s Gone, Clive Barker’s Books of Blood series, and two titles by Joyce Carol Oates. Chris began his career in theater at age ten, and his voice-over career at twenty-nine. Since then, he has voiced over two hundred anime titles, numerous commercials and e-learning and industrial projects, and several video games. He’s also fronted a synthpop band called Paul Lynde Is Dead, written a teen urban fantasy about an emo vampire called Scene Immortal, and has appeared as a special guest at more than eighty-five pop-culture conventions.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Jamie on February 17, 2025

Ultimately sick and chilling, but the glacial pace saps all the suspense.......more

Goodreads review by Kathryn on August 04, 2022

4 1/2 stars. This is the kind of creepy that sticks with you after you finish the book, and the author lets the reader’s imagination do all the work. Well done!!......more

Goodreads review by Michael on October 20, 2024

This is a superb short story from the early days of the internet that explores the darker possibilities offered by new communication technology. It follows a tech worker who becomes aware of compromising photos of one of his colleagues being posted online. Marshall Smith does a good job exploring th......more

Goodreads review by Haimi on February 08, 2025

A very well-written story that left me with my jaw on the floor at two in the morning. It doesn’t get five stars because it was a really weird concept.......more

Goodreads review by Carol on November 28, 2020

This is the kind of story that creeps up on you. The first time I read it the end shocked me so much I never forgot it (don't skip to the end if you're thar type of person!). Skilful writing. A get under your skin and stay there forever story. Not for the faint hearted.......more

Quotes

“Stellar…Smith proves that effective horror fiction depends as much on solid grounding in the ordinary as on the evocation of the extraordinary…One of the best writers of short horror fiction to emerge in the 1990s.” Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“Smith demonstrates his quirky and emotive approach to the art of short fiction…Intelligent, hard-hitting horror and eerie suspense make this a good selection for horror and short fiction collections.”  Library Journal

“Smith’s hauntingly nasty stories are laced with an odd sort of beauty.” Booklist

Awards

  • International Horror Guild Award
  • British Fantasy Award
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