Fly-blown

Mutant Point Horror

by Philip Wooderson

263 pages

First published November 16, 2001

About the author

Philip Wooderson is an author, creative editor, and co-director of the Limnisa centre for writers in Greece.
His fiction for children and young adults has been published in the UK and US, and translated in several languages. His series, the Nile Files, was used by the Times to promote the Tutankhamun exhibition at the O2 Centre in London.
He graduated in history at the University of Sussex.
More recently he has turned his attention to adult historical fiction. His latest work, Acropolis, a novel in two volumes, Curse of Athena and Wind of Hermes are now available in paperback and kindle editions.

Reviews

[ItzSmashley · Rating 2 out of 5]

Was pretty disappointed with this one. Looked like a fun idea but the pace is very slow and the dialogue isn't particularly gripping. The monsters don't appear at all until the last few chapters. My first dud in the mutant point horror series.