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Raising the dead. . .Yard of the Month. . .Part II. . .Love and Pain. . .The Night the New Jesus Fell to Earth. . .Badeye. . .Part I
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Collection of stories - Just finished:
Badeye. . . .lol! (and i need me a snowcone!)
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Badeye. . . .lol! (and i need me a snowcone!)
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Aug 06, 2025 03:37AM
I loved these stories, had no idea he could be so funny.
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Diane wrote: "I loved these stories, had no idea he could be so funny."Right?! As I'm reading through his works they are far darker than I was expecting. . .My fav of his novels is The Caretaker, and I think the next would be this collection of stories. The darker ones are well-written, well-told, but my pref is for a more hopeful world than the one Serena or The Risen deliver. . .what's your fav of his oeuvre?
Serena was the one I couldn't put down. I saw him speak at a luncheon a few years ago and he was pretty funny there, with a very dry wit. He said Serena took a lot out of him while he was writing it.
I did love the Caretaker as well.
Diane wrote: "Serena was the one I couldn't put down. I saw him speak at a luncheon a few years ago and he was pretty funny there, with a very dry wit. He said Serena took a lot out of him while he was writing it."Very cool to be able to be in the space and hear of his experiences in writing. I would think that would be demanding. Serena herself was a piece of work, wicked evil.
