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When Glints Collide: A Collection of Science Fiction, Horror, and Oddities
Alien worlds and accidental time travel.
Talking plants and nighttime showers.
Ghost stories and bloody anklets.
Body harvesting and post-apocalyptic wonderlands.
Big bushy beards and sour dreams.
Shadowy men in black suits and claustrophobic drunks.
These are just a few of the many frighteningly strange and weird tales found within these pages. Collected from the most obscure authors, When Glints Collide is an anthology worthy of any short story lover’s bookshelf.
Talking plants and nighttime showers.
Ghost stories and bloody anklets.
Body harvesting and post-apocalyptic wonderlands.
Big bushy beards and sour dreams.
Shadowy men in black suits and claustrophobic drunks.
These are just a few of the many frighteningly strange and weird tales found within these pages. Collected from the most obscure authors, When Glints Collide is an anthology worthy of any short story lover’s bookshelf.
292 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 10, 2017
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November 16, 2017
When Glints Collide takes a group of unknown to lesser-known writers (myself included) and combines their talents into an eclectic anthology of Sci-Fi, Horror, Paranormal and mysteries.
I enjoyed many, but not all of the stories. I found myself pulled into several, and awkwardly watching from the outside on others. Not every story will please everyone, but I'm confident some stories will grab your attention.
What I liked:
The opportunity to get printed beside some new talent in the world of writers.
What I didn't like:
The story lengths varied considerably in both how long they were and how long they should have been. That is both a positive or a negative. I'll let you decide.
Overall, I gave the anthology four stars, though if I were to rate each story individually, there would be a range of one to five stars based on personal taste and not the writers' skill.
I would gladly submit another short story to a Fluky Fiction Anthology in the future, and I wish all my fellow contributors all the best in their writing endeavors.
I enjoyed many, but not all of the stories. I found myself pulled into several, and awkwardly watching from the outside on others. Not every story will please everyone, but I'm confident some stories will grab your attention.
What I liked:
The opportunity to get printed beside some new talent in the world of writers.
What I didn't like:
The story lengths varied considerably in both how long they were and how long they should have been. That is both a positive or a negative. I'll let you decide.
Overall, I gave the anthology four stars, though if I were to rate each story individually, there would be a range of one to five stars based on personal taste and not the writers' skill.
I would gladly submit another short story to a Fluky Fiction Anthology in the future, and I wish all my fellow contributors all the best in their writing endeavors.
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April 16, 2018I only read the first sentence or two but I like it and I think I might read the rest of it real soon.
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