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Bear Parade #13
Nosferatu
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September 18, 2016
A cool take on the character told in a humorous, deadpan style. I enjoyed the layout and easy access of this, my first Bear Parade book, and will be reading the others as well.
July 3, 2012
Nosferatu is my first Noah Cicero story.
And I have to say it was quite good, surprisingly, all things considered.
I say this because I tried reading Burning Babies in 2010 but it was a disaster. Typos on almost every page. The content itself was fine, just, I had never read a book with so many errors. And the errors got in the way of my reading, which should never happen. But that’s not Noah’s fault. So I returned the book and got my money back. Someday I’ll read Burning Babies though.
But I was delighted to find Nosferatu as part of the Bear Parade series. Which means it’s free literature, basically. And like I said, it’s quite good. It doesn’t take itself seriously, at all. And the thing with Bear Parade, I think, is that it aims to present literature that can be read on a computer screen, in a short amount of time. I was able to read Nosferatu in two (maybe three, I don't remember exactly) sittings. But I am a slow reader.
I did enjoy Nosferatu and I even made a song about it. And even though I read it seventeen months ago, I still find myself coming back to it sometimes, because of the small stuff. The humor.
And I have to say it was quite good, surprisingly, all things considered.
I say this because I tried reading Burning Babies in 2010 but it was a disaster. Typos on almost every page. The content itself was fine, just, I had never read a book with so many errors. And the errors got in the way of my reading, which should never happen. But that’s not Noah’s fault. So I returned the book and got my money back. Someday I’ll read Burning Babies though.
But I was delighted to find Nosferatu as part of the Bear Parade series. Which means it’s free literature, basically. And like I said, it’s quite good. It doesn’t take itself seriously, at all. And the thing with Bear Parade, I think, is that it aims to present literature that can be read on a computer screen, in a short amount of time. I was able to read Nosferatu in two (maybe three, I don't remember exactly) sittings. But I am a slow reader.
I did enjoy Nosferatu and I even made a song about it. And even though I read it seventeen months ago, I still find myself coming back to it sometimes, because of the small stuff. The humor.
January 14, 2014
made me feel a little less alone inside
July 18, 2017
v. cute and w/ a message. some typos tho which was upsetting.
August 24, 2017
comfy and cozy, sometimes rushed, in need of a good editor
May 21, 2019
Can a vampire story not be a cliche and be funny? yes. It can be a layered criticism of our mundane existence, a visit to Wallmart and poetry.
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