Dan’s review of The Beast That Shouted Love at the Heart of the World > Likes and Comments
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I read The Beast and then skipped ahead to A Boy and His Dog and was going to call it day. You’re review is making me go back and power through
Kyle wrote: "I read The Beast and then skipped ahead to A Boy and His Dog and was going to call it day. You’re review is making me go back and power through"
I have very little memory of reading this after ten years so factor that into your decision. Man, my memory isn't what it used to be.
I recall this collection being a bit too "new wave" for me. Ellison is always worth trying though.
Dan, I just finished Santa Claus vs SPIDER. Having read all of the others I can say your review holds up 10 years later. Bizarre, at times enjoyable, and just rapey beyond all comprehension.
Kyle wrote: "Dan, I just finished Santa Claus vs SPIDER. Having read all of the others I can say your review holds up 10 years later. Bizarre, at times enjoyable, and just rapey beyond all comprehension."
Everything was a lot more rapey back then.
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I read The Beast and then skipped ahead to A Boy and His Dog and was going to call it day. You’re review is making me go back and power through
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Kyle wrote: "I read The Beast and then skipped ahead to A Boy and His Dog and was going to call it day. You’re review is making me go back and power through"I have very little memory of reading this after ten years so factor that into your decision. Man, my memory isn't what it used to be.
I recall this collection being a bit too "new wave" for me. Ellison is always worth trying though.
Dan, I just finished Santa Claus vs SPIDER. Having read all of the others I can say your review holds up 10 years later. Bizarre, at times enjoyable, and just rapey beyond all comprehension.
Kyle wrote: "Dan, I just finished Santa Claus vs SPIDER. Having read all of the others I can say your review holds up 10 years later. Bizarre, at times enjoyable, and just rapey beyond all comprehension."Everything was a lot more rapey back then.
