Review of IN THE MEAN TIME at The Nervous Breakdown
The Nervous Breakdown says that Paul Tremblay's short fiction collection, IN THE MEAN TIME "defies expectations"
"[There are] many times where Tremblay takes you by the hand and whispers sweet nothings in your ear, all the while the world falling apart around you . . . . But beyond all of that is the emotion, the humanity of what it must be like to exist in such end days, and it is here that he ratchets up the stories to more than just post-apocalyptic terror . . . Paul Tremblay has put together an original, haunting, and timeless collection, the echoes of which still reverberate between my heart and my head, unwilling to let me go."
"[There are] many times where Tremblay takes you by the hand and whispers sweet nothings in your ear, all the while the world falling apart around you . . . . But beyond all of that is the emotion, the humanity of what it must be like to exist in such end days, and it is here that he ratchets up the stories to more than just post-apocalyptic terror . . . Paul Tremblay has put together an original, haunting, and timeless collection, the echoes of which still reverberate between my heart and my head, unwilling to let me go."
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