Magick & Misery – Book Review
Based on the tales in Magick & Misery, Mr. Crisler does have the skill to fulfill that promise but he needs to work on developing his own unique voice and style.
Based on the tales in Magick & Misery, Mr. Crisler does have the skill to fulfill that promise but he needs to work on developing his own unique voice and style.
Beautiful, haunting, lyrical, painful and unforgettable are just a few of the words that partially describe the emotions and skill brought to bear in The Language of Dying.
Zombies as metaphors have become a subgenre in horror fiction and Way of the Barefoot Zombie by Jasper Bark seizes the day (of the dead) and runs with it.
As much as I love Clark’s usual brand of unique fiction I have to admit I didn’t care much for his newest selection from the folks over at Bad Moon Books.
What starts as a police procedural with a twist, soon becomes a chase novel (the Wolfen chasing the detectives) and then finally a siege novel.
From the character names, to the action, to the word selection on the page, this novella is hilarious as it turns most every fantasy trope inside out while providing numerous laugh out loud moments.