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Cargando... Crack the Darkest Sky Wide Open (2013 original; edición 2013)por Eric Arvin (Contribuidor)
Información de la obraCrack the Darkest Sky Wide Open por Jason Huffman-Black (Contributor) (2013)
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. Anthologies are difficult beasts both to put together and to read. There are a whole bunch of masterful storytellers in this one, and it is dark, then it goes darker. The Demon of Jericho - Not my cuppa, but with fabulous and creative writing. A Cruel Thing - a period piece and unfortunately I'm all warred-out, so war stories don't do it for me. Except that this one had writing that was absolutely amazeballs. Wrong - Harsh and weird. Not sure about this one yet. I'm too much of a fluff-ball. Anguish - Quiet and unrelenting. Short with a punch. Out of control. The Hotel Luz - THIS is where is takes off! Hook, line and sinker. Boink! This is how you do it. Perceptions out the window. Fantastic writing. John & Jackie - Yeah, it's official, TJ Klune makes me cry every single time he sends his stuff out into the world. Every. Single. Time. This time it was big, snotty, sobby tears of hope and heartbreak, of love and forever. I enjoyed the Foreword and the Afterword almost as much as the stories themselves. Ha. How about that? Great collection. Absolutely great. *** I was NOT asked to read this book by anyone, I paid for it with my own money, as I do for all the books I read, all the music I listen to and the movies I watch. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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Of humanity there are darker tales. Stories that take some squinting to see through. Unconventional stories. Tales that threaten to break the heart by cruel twists of fate, the dogs of war, or demons that are all too real; whether they be of unrequited love or a karmic slap in the face. Happy endings take a time in coming, and some never arrive. But through all the darkness there is light, a glimmer of hope and wonder...if one has the will to see it. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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The Demon of Jericho by [a:Eric Arvin|414286|Eric Arvin|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1258328920p2/414286.jpg]- 2 stars
A dark fantasy with which I was unable to connect.
A Cruel Thing by [a:Abigail Roux|1122775|Abigail Roux|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1352338424p2/1122775.jpg] - 3 stars
One of the above-mentioned sad stories. a classic tale about love and heroism during World War II. I cried my eyes out.
Wrong by [a:S.J.D. Peterson|4563849|S.J.D. Peterson|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1341316841p2/4563849.jpg] - 4 stars
The most powerful story. Implacable, far from any complacent cliché. No Redemption Here.
Anguish by [a:Jason Huffman-Black|5041057|Jason Huffman-Black|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1317437894p2/5041057.jpg]- 2 stars
Uh? A metaphorical visión of the End? of one end? I don't know, but it didn't work for me.
The Hotel Luz by [a:S.A. McAuley|5842140|S.A. McAuley|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1593574494p2/5842140.jpg] - 2 stars
This left me indifferent. Additionally I think that's the most alien story regarding the general theme.
John & Jackie by [a:T.J. Klune|5073330|T.J. Klune|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1546275989p2/5073330.jpg] - 2.5 stars
The second sad story. It was a little more than okay; maybe a little bit stagy and a little too sentimental for my tastes. ( )