It's set in the '80s, so Wil Wheaton narrates it.

He explains, ''Snapshot' is a story about a man threatened by the tattooed Phoenician who erases memories with a Polaroid camera. As he says, 'With audiobooks, a great narrator can make a good story even better.' If you enjoy reading his latest book, you may want to check out the audio version, since Hill hand-selected the people who read each short novel. Hill recently released a new book, 'Strange Weather' which is a collection of four novellas that explore the possible horror that could be lurking just below the surface of everyday life. We are just waiting for the green light so we can film the next nine episodes.' Hill says he wrote the first two scripts for the series and the pilot was filmed in Toronto. While Hill is best known for his New York Times bestselling novels 'The Fireman,' 'SOS4A2,' 'Horns' and 'Heart-Shaped Box,' he first came on the literary scene with a comic book series he created with Gabriel RodrÃguez, 'Locke & Key,' which is now being turned into a TV series for Hulu. 'But now, I would rather not read those types of books because â€¦ I don't want to be influenced by what my peers are writing or point me in a direction where I repeat somethingâ€¦ Plus, there's just something about how people wrestled in big problems in other eras that I find terrifically interesting.' He says when he was kid - he is the son of authors Tabitha and Stephen King - he enjoyed reading horror, fantasy and science fiction. 'For the most part, I lean toward historical fiction,' he explains. He explains it has a lot to do with what he's reading when he's not trying to write his next bestseller. With so many great suspense and horror books out there, it's quite a compliment to say someone's work is original. Critics have described bestselling author Joe Hill's work with words like creepy, scary, terrifying, compelling and chilling, but one word seems to pop up more than others - original.

Strange Weather by Joe Hill