Post by benedictjjones on Aug 8, 2013 12:53:59 GMT 1
edited by Johnny Mains
Finished this last night and thought it was brilliant, it has actually restored my faith in small press anthologies with a very high caliber of story (even the ones I wasn't really feeling were very well written) and a distinct lack of typos (something which seems to be more and more prevelant with each small press book I buy, okay so I counted at least three but still better than the dozen plus in several other books i've read recently).
My favourite stories were Craig Herbertson's 'The Iron Cross', David A Riley's 'Old Grudge Ender' and Reggie Oliver's 'What shall we do about Barker'. Closely followed by Christenings Can Be Dangerous – John Llewellyn Probert, The Quixote Candidate – Rhys Hughes, The Tip Run – Johnny Mains and Dementia – Charlie Higson.
From reading this there are at least two author collections I'll have to pick up and should there be another Screaming Book of... I'll be grabbing it.
Finished this last night and thought it was brilliant, it has actually restored my faith in small press anthologies with a very high caliber of story (even the ones I wasn't really feeling were very well written) and a distinct lack of typos (something which seems to be more and more prevelant with each small press book I buy, okay so I counted at least three but still better than the dozen plus in several other books i've read recently).
My favourite stories were Craig Herbertson's 'The Iron Cross', David A Riley's 'Old Grudge Ender' and Reggie Oliver's 'What shall we do about Barker'. Closely followed by Christenings Can Be Dangerous – John Llewellyn Probert, The Quixote Candidate – Rhys Hughes, The Tip Run – Johnny Mains and Dementia – Charlie Higson.
From reading this there are at least two author collections I'll have to pick up and should there be another Screaming Book of... I'll be grabbing it.