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I really enjoyed the variety of stories in this issue.
Another instalment of Weirdbook has made it's way into my hands. I have always liked reading anthologies because it gives you stories from different authors, it's a great way to find new authors to read. I do want to say that the artwork on the cover really grabbed me the minute I saw it. Now because there are so many stories I can't review each, so here is a selection of random stories you can find inside.ICONOCLASM is a very interesting story. I really like how the author mixed Christianity wi...
Just as previous issues, this one is marred by poor editing. I actually received a test copy with a marked up cover. The stories are hit and miss, some with good writers but poor stories, some with poor writers, but interesting stories. Ahhhh ... but when you get a good writer with a good story, it makes it all worth it.Also, they moved all the poetry to the end of this edition. I greatly preferred having them inter-dispersed among the stories as a nice break.
I haven't read many issues of this until fairly recently, and I greatly regret it. I will be ordering back issues every time I can scrounge up the extra funds. First off, this is a collection of Weird Fiction. Think Lovecraft, Howard and Smith. I will admit that not all of the stories are right up my alley. I am something of an old soul and I prefer the more "classical" pulp narratives as opposed to more modern styles, but that is the best part about a magazine like this. There is something in h...
The volume was, typically, full of readable stuff. A lot of them were 'meh' type. Some, like Adrian Cole's 'Iconoclasm', Samson Stormcrow Hayes' 'Early Snow', Paul Lubaczewski's 'Playing A Starring Role', Jack Lothian's 'The Santa Anna' and Paul R. McNamee's 'Pouring Whiskey In My Soul' were good. But I found the following works to be very good and befitting the high standards of this anthology:1. David M. Hoenig's 'Nameless and Named';2. Matt Sullivan's 'The Circle';3. John Linwood Grant's 'San...
So good! I can't recommend enough for readers who love short stories!
