In "Skinner" by John Gordon, the story follows the unsettling journey of a young man named Clyde who becomes embroiled in the dark world of body modification. As he seeks acceptance and freedom from his troubled past, he meets a group of extreme body modifiers known as the Skinner's tribe. Their allure is both fascinating and terrifying, leading Clyde deeper into a subculture that challenges the boundaries of identity and humanity. As he grapples with the psychological and physical consequences of his choices, Clyde must confront his own demons and the true cost of transformation. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book features in the following series: Horror (Point), Point Horror, Point Horror Unleashed, Spectrum Imprint .

There are 216 pages in this book. This book was published in 2000 by Ulverscroft .

John Gordon, a Geordie by birth, moved to East Anglia with his family at the age of twelve. He served in the Navy during the Second World War and afterwards worked as a journalist. He is widely recognized as one of the finest contemporary writers of horror and the supernatural. His books include The Burning Baby and Other Ghosts, Gilray's Ghost, The Flesh Eater and The Midwinter Watch. Married with two grown-up children, he lives in Norwich.