Horror Reader – Tattered Souls Review

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Horror Reader – Tattered Souls Review

Posted on 19 December 2007
Tags: Review, Tattered Souls

Another well thought out review of Tattered Souls goes up online, generally in favour of the book, although again the repetition in my story ‘Other People’ causes the reviewer pause. Fair enough. Robichaud closes along the following lines.

“All told, these six novellas present unique takes on the macabre, and there is bound to be a story here for just about every sort of horror reader. Cutting Block Press’ offering of novellas is a nice touch, as these give readers a bit more meat than is possible in the typical short story… Cutting Block Press has brought one more fulfilling volume of long stories to readers.”

I can live with that. Pop along and buy the book. Consider it a festive investment in an opinion.