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Strange Times
Written over a period of seven years, the dark, finely crafted stories of Robert Williams's first short story collection span the science fiction, horror, historical fiction and mystery genres, presented here exclusively for Kindle readers. In the award-winning short story, "The Experiment," a young man is subjected to a deadly how much pressure will it take to force him to kill a stranger? "Graymalkin" tells the origin of the Weird Sisters from Shakespeare's "Macbeth." Edgar Allen Poe is involved in a real-life woman's mysterious disappearance in "Mary Rogers." A vampire of India struggles against his demonic creator in "Child of the Lamia," while a lonely man seeks a different kind of redemption in "The Man Upstairs." Taken together, the tales of "Strange Times" make a powerful introduction to a bold new voice in modern fiction.
142 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 19, 2009
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December 7, 2012
"Lay" is a verb that cannot be used intransitively. Until Mr Williams learns this, he is on my black list.
It's a pity, because the stories are original and horrifying, and in the main very well done, but if there is one thing more than anything else that I find offensive, it is illiteracy in published work. It demonstrates a contempt for the reader that goes poorly with a desire to acquire the reader's money.
It's a pity, because the stories are original and horrifying, and in the main very well done, but if there is one thing more than anything else that I find offensive, it is illiteracy in published work. It demonstrates a contempt for the reader that goes poorly with a desire to acquire the reader's money.
Displaying 1 of 1 review