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TL;DR: A Redditwriters Mixtape Vol. 1
TL;DR, A fantastic collection of 31 genre-spanning, original short stories from 26 hugely talented new authors. All of the proceeds from this collection are going to Doctors Without Borders.
178 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 30, 2018
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Joe Butler
11 books19 followersWeird/Curio/Sci-Fi/Horror writer, novelist, & creator of the Haunted Hotel Project. Founder/editor/cover artist for
TL;DR Press (He/Him). Author of Of All Possibilities, Strange Days in the House of August, and Imperfect Creatures
TL;DR Press (He/Him). Author of Of All Possibilities, Strange Days in the House of August, and Imperfect Creatures
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April 12, 2018
I better start off by saying I'm pretty biased, I didn't contribute to the collection but I am in the redditwriters group and have nothing but good thing to say about them, this project and the stories within.
There are a tonne of tales ranging from fantasy and sci-fi to horror, to a couple of romantic pieces. It's hard to pick favourites but Alex Hareland's pair of stories stood out as particularly dark (in a good way), Buds by Brad McNaughton created a particularly tear-jerky vivid dystopia, whereas Phone Call by Matt Orr was just tear jerking full stop. Blue Skies Before Daybreak presented a deceptively simply storyline that was surprisingly engaging.
I have to say my favourite was the final tale Roots and Tangles by V. R. Gregg, the story was creepy AF had great atmosphere and the voice was authentic and authoritative, I felt like I could have been reading the intro to a novel to rival Stephen King.
Anyway enough gushing - the Mixtape is great, the authors are great, buy it now!
There are a tonne of tales ranging from fantasy and sci-fi to horror, to a couple of romantic pieces. It's hard to pick favourites but Alex Hareland's pair of stories stood out as particularly dark (in a good way), Buds by Brad McNaughton created a particularly tear-jerky vivid dystopia, whereas Phone Call by Matt Orr was just tear jerking full stop. Blue Skies Before Daybreak presented a deceptively simply storyline that was surprisingly engaging.
I have to say my favourite was the final tale Roots and Tangles by V. R. Gregg, the story was creepy AF had great atmosphere and the voice was authentic and authoritative, I felt like I could have been reading the intro to a novel to rival Stephen King.
Anyway enough gushing - the Mixtape is great, the authors are great, buy it now!
April 16, 2018
A taste of everything
Disclaimer: I am involved in this publication
This anthology contains stories for everyone. Here you will find horror, steam punk, and fantasy stories to name a few. With such a varied assortment of genres and writing styles, it will be hard for someone to say they couldn't find anything to like.
Disclaimer: I am involved in this publication
This anthology contains stories for everyone. Here you will find horror, steam punk, and fantasy stories to name a few. With such a varied assortment of genres and writing styles, it will be hard for someone to say they couldn't find anything to like.
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