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D.M. Cornish's "This Body is Death" was an appropriately creepy and thought-provoking short story. A tale very much his own, but one that brought to mind other speculative authors, including: Bram Stoker, H.P. Lovecraft, C.S. Lewis and Charles Williams. I'll have to read this one again.
— May 16, 2015 05:17PM
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Catch Tilly's "A Good Man" - humorous. Matthew Edwards' "The Scape Goat" & "One Night in Barbados" - okay. David Harris' "Vodyanoy's Tale" - thought-provoking. Caz Williams' "Rock Climbing" - introspective. Mark Worthing's "The Account of Balthasar Von Hoffman - very German. Caz Williams' "The Life is in the Blood" - good but baffling. Sue Jeffrey's "Jocelyn" - good. Ben Morton's "Dare" - surprising wow interesting.
— Sep 04, 2015 01:54AM
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J.A. Cooper's "The Blood of the Lamb" is an intimate short story, probably the highlight so far. Here, the author somehow spins a crazy-good yarn (in second-person perspective no less!) that's both overtly-Christian and not the least bit preachy. I was blown away. Kudos, Mr. Cooper.
— Aug 26, 2015 02:04AM
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Ben Morton's "Indiscretion" is an excellent short story. He borrows heavily from traditional vampire lore, but ushers in his own flavour. I can't say much more. Spoilers!
Next... Valerie Volk's poem "Apostate" presents an interesting dilemma.
— May 18, 2015 12:54AM
Next... Valerie Volk's poem "Apostate" presents an interesting dilemma.
Tintinrulz
is on page 35 of 146
Ben Morton's "Indiscretion" is an excellent short story. He borrows heavily from traditional vampire lore, but ushers in his own flavour. I can't say much more. Spoilers!
Next... Valerie Volk's poem "Apostate" presents an interesting dilemma.
— May 18, 2015 12:53AM
Next... Valerie Volk's poem "Apostate" presents an interesting dilemma.