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Overlapping Visions
A girl helps a boy burn down his family home. A lonely woman attempts to celebrate an illegal holiday in future Russia. Young love is discovered within the aisles of a bookstore and then lost just as quickly. Two best friends arrive at the doors of a school for wayward souls. The agent of nightmares ponders mortality...
This powerful collection of short stories and poems from novelist Kendra L. Saunders is full of ghosts and emotional landscapes. In turns imaginative and blunt, Overlapping Visions leaves a lasting memory.
This powerful collection of short stories and poems from novelist Kendra L. Saunders is full of ghosts and emotional landscapes. In turns imaginative and blunt, Overlapping Visions leaves a lasting memory.
40 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 24, 2013
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About the author
Kendra L. Saunders
14 books113 followersKendra L. Saunders writes about rock stars and hangs out with rock stars. She is the author of DATING AN ALIEN POP STAR and the rest of the ALIEN POP STAR series, as well as THE UNLOVE SPELL, the magic realism novel INANIMATE OBJECTS, the dark comedy DEATH AND MR. RIGHT and the poetry collection GEMINIS AND PAST LIVES.
Find her online at www.kendralsaunders.com, on Twitter at @kendrybird, on Instagram @kendralsaunders, and on Youtube as RelatableGirl, where she shares an insider view of her crazy life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Hg...
Find her online at www.kendralsaunders.com, on Twitter at @kendrybird, on Instagram @kendralsaunders, and on Youtube as RelatableGirl, where she shares an insider view of her crazy life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Hg...
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May 13, 2013
I received this book free from First Reads in exchange for a honest review.
This was a quick little read I enjoyed during my lunch hour. The book is a combination of poems and short stories.
Overall, the book held a somewhat dark tone, which I enjoyed highly. My favorite parts of this book were the short stories.
A few of them seemed like glimpses into a strange world that left me wanting more of the details of the characters in order to get more perspective. "3 AM" for instance. I feel like I needed a little more information to "get it".
A few of the stories gave me high hopes and expectations from this author. I felt "Two Bullets" could be expanded upon. I really liked it, and it left me wanting to know more about this mysterious couple.
In "The Invitation" the story of the two girls and the "school" they end up at really piqued my interest and really left me wanting to hear more of that story, also.
I'm not a huge fan of some of the poems, but found I really loved "Morning Surprise". I giggled at "Priscilla at the Bookstore" and feel there is a funny story behind that one, lol.
Overall, a great little read with some true gems and flashes of outstanding talent.
This was a quick little read I enjoyed during my lunch hour. The book is a combination of poems and short stories.
Overall, the book held a somewhat dark tone, which I enjoyed highly. My favorite parts of this book were the short stories.
A few of them seemed like glimpses into a strange world that left me wanting more of the details of the characters in order to get more perspective. "3 AM" for instance. I feel like I needed a little more information to "get it".
A few of the stories gave me high hopes and expectations from this author. I felt "Two Bullets" could be expanded upon. I really liked it, and it left me wanting to know more about this mysterious couple.
In "The Invitation" the story of the two girls and the "school" they end up at really piqued my interest and really left me wanting to hear more of that story, also.
I'm not a huge fan of some of the poems, but found I really loved "Morning Surprise". I giggled at "Priscilla at the Bookstore" and feel there is a funny story behind that one, lol.
Overall, a great little read with some true gems and flashes of outstanding talent.
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