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Another fantastic hit with a whole bunch of stories not to be missed. Within these pages you will find gem after gem. --Sheila Quigley
If your reading tastes are eccentric, this little gem is a laugh a chapter. I'm hunting out volume one, two and three as we speak. --The Crack, May 2010
An anthology for those who like their fiction twisted, profane and depraved. Me, I loved it.
--Big Beat from Badsville, April 2010
If your reading tastes are eccentric, this little gem is a laugh a chapter. I'm hunting out volume one, two and three as we speak. --The Crack, May 2010
An anthology for those who like their fiction twisted, profane and depraved. Me, I loved it.
--Big Beat from Badsville, April 2010
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We're back again with yet more of our favourite renegades and radgies. Our ceaseless quest to bring you the the unsigned and the unhinged continues. Radgepacket Four brings you over twenty tales of murder, mayhem and madness from the Inner Citiesat a criminally cheap price If you like your fiction industrial strength then there's something in here for you! Come on...GET RADGE!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A collection of 22 short stories - gritty, funny, weird, warped and wonderful. Some of my favourites were Ray Banks' THE DEACON SHUFFLE about a robbery in a chemist's shop, Keith Gingell's REPO - a chilling tale of a man who values houses that have been repossessed, Danny King's IT STARTED WITH A DISS - a great story of a schoolboy crush, Steve Porter's creepy BLURRED GIRL DIARIES, Paul Brazill's THE NIGHT WATCHMAN and Blaine Ward's AN EYE FOR AN EYE. They're not all crime stories but many of them have a crime in, and all of them are deliciously nasty. An anthology for those who like their fiction twisted, profane and depraved. Me, I loved it.
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I brought this for my new kindle. Lots of different writers and some great stories in there. Perfect for when you only have a short time to read.
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Radgepacket: Tales from the Inner Cities, Vol. Four has a slightly different lay-out from its increasingly solid predecessors. The interviews and the competitions, excellent though they were, are gone, to be replaced with even more stories of 'madness and mayhem from the Inner Cities'. Twenty-two stories, in fact, including contributions from established, hard-hitting novelists, Danny King and Ray Banks, blogster extrordinairand and cult short-story writer, Paul D. Brazil, and exciting up and coming authors, Andy Rivers and Tom Arnold. Add to this new and old faces from the ranks of the 'unsigned and the unhinged' and what you have is a gritty short-story collection that is in turns disturbing and hilarious.
From Ragna Brent's opener, 'Piano Man' - a comic tale of a man killed by a falling piano, through to Stephen Cooper's brilliant story about a contemplative sniper, every single story has something to offer. My personal favourites, apart from those by all the author's mentioned, and almost every story is worthy of praise, were Ray Banks hilarious 'Deacon Shuffle', Darren Sant's 'Ungrateful Dead', and the story by Gareth J. Mews about a man whose head has fallen off.
Irreverant, hilarious, disturbing. Fantastic. Radgepacket 4 : the best Radge yet.
From Ragna Brent's opener, 'Piano Man' - a comic tale of a man killed by a falling piano, through to Stephen Cooper's brilliant story about a contemplative sniper, every single story has something to offer. My personal favourites, apart from those by all the author's mentioned, and almost every story is worthy of praise, were Ray Banks hilarious 'Deacon Shuffle', Darren Sant's 'Ungrateful Dead', and the story by Gareth J. Mews about a man whose head has fallen off.
Irreverant, hilarious, disturbing. Fantastic. Radgepacket 4 : the best Radge yet.
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