Love and loss are the two prevailing themes in this 93,000-word short storycollection, featuring nineteen of the author's tales five of which areoriginal to this collection: ""When Fat Men Love Thin Women,"" ""The Death Artist,""""The Uncertainty Principle,"" ""Monster,"" and ""The Love Clinic."" The rest of thestories appeared in such publications as On Spec, TransVersions,Prairie Fire, Northern Frights, Dark Planet,Descant, ChiZine, and the Tesseracts and Queer Fearanthology series.
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A pretty solid collection of weird tales
24 Sep 2009
By G. Guthrie
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Format:Paperback
Horror Story and Other Horror Stories is a misleading title, as there's more than your standard horror stories. There's a lot of dark science fiction in here too and I would probably label the collection as a whole as weird fiction. Anyway, since I like horror and sci-fi this was a perfect book for me as I had the best of both worlds.
Robert Boyczuk does a good job here, and I would have to say I liked pretty much everything in this collection of short stories. Although I will admit there is nothing memorable, nothing that knocked my socks off. But don't let that dissuade you, as the book was an enjoyable collection to read and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it
Robert Boyczuk does a good job here, and I would have to say I liked pretty much everything in this collection of short stories. Although I will admit there is nothing memorable, nothing that knocked my socks off. But don't let that dissuade you, as the book was an enjoyable collection to read and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it
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29 Jan 2011
By David Nash
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Format:Kindle Edition
I bought this book when it first came out and was excited to read it. After I finished the first story, it's safe to say that I was underwhelmed. It was well written; Mr. Boyczuk is not a hack, but I had to push my way through the next couple of stories, and force myself through one more after that. Then I put it down. I know I won't be picking it up again any time soon. If the stories were more plot driven, perhaps I would have enjoyed it more.
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