Charles Prepolec’s Reviews > The Dead Hours of Night > Status Update

92 pages in, or five stories, two of which I've read before (the one - Replacements - has stuck with me for nearly 30 years, although much to my consternation, I couldn't recall author or title), and I honestly don't want to put the book down. Gaiman is right in his blurb, Lisa is as fine a practitioner of unsettling fiction as they come.

92 pages in, or five stories, two of which I've read before (the one - Replacements - has stuck with me for nearly 30 years, although much to my consternation, I couldn't recall author or title), and I honestly don't want to put the book down. Gaiman is right in his blurb, Lisa is as fine a practitioner of unsettling fiction as they come. She leads you down this tightly written garden path of engaging normality, popu

Four stories in and each one deeply unsettling.