Me: I don't remember ordering this book...
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Thank you so much @TheAromaOfBooks for this stunning beauty of a book 😍 I can't wait to read it! ❤
Me: I don't remember ordering this book...
checks Blackwell's account
Me: I did not order this book...
thinks
thinks
thinks
Me: OOOHHHH!!!!
Thank you so much @TheAromaOfBooks for this stunning beauty of a book 😍 I can't wait to read it! ❤
Not going to review this one simply because I did not read it in an ideal way and also: what is there to say about it? If you like Ligotti it is A Lot of Ligotti; if you're new to Ligotti I'd probably say find something of his in another anthology? The stories are pretty similar, tonally and image-wise.
Tag yourself, I'm the one who glistens horribly like a rainbow of insects
This was a really well written, easy to read series of stories with creative world building and intriguing ideas. However, it left me wanting more. My co-host on the other hand had a completely opposite opinion. Check out our discussion about it on episode 42 of the Mind Duck Books Podcast: https://bit.ly/3HM5w5h
Stephen Fry. I‘m jealous of all who can download the HP books read by him. I live in the US and can only get Jim Dales. I love Fry narrating classical fiction, Forester, Wilde, Conan Doyle, Chekov. His narration of his own books like, Mythos, Heroes and Troy are great. He does comedy well, like Hitchhiker‘s Guide, and Wodehouse. All round perfect narrator. #sundayfunday
The Dreams in the Witch House is probably my favorite short story from Lovecraft. Very easy to read, imaginative and the way they shift between reality and dreams is very well written.
We discussed it in depth on our podcast: https://bit.ly/3Kqf45z