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2005
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A collection of 15 short stories (with footnotes) about ghosts.
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Read in June, 2008
Okay, I know people have concerns about "Vanity Publishing." Or whatever term we wish to use for independent publishing. Self-publishing. Whatever. And they are legitimate concerns. I do not want the bookshops to fill up with spelling errors and even worse fantasy. I would never really buy a book off some random dude on the Internet. But Kevin Fanning is not a random dude.
Perhaps an overlooked value of publishing short fiction online is that it becomes an introduction to ...more
Perhaps an overlooked value of publishing short fiction online is that it becomes an introduction to ...more
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Read in May, 2009
I'm going to ramble in this review. Just want to warn you all up front.
I didn't think I'd ever get to read Fever Dream Ghost Book.
I don't remember when exactly I started reading Kevin Fanning's work - I don't remember a lot of things, and maybe that's why I identify with his work so much, or maybe it's the fact that he has roots in Connecticut, where I've lived my entire life, or maybe it's just that kfan's a phenomenal writer. I don't know. I do know that when I got into...more
I didn't think I'd ever get to read Fever Dream Ghost Book.
I don't remember when exactly I started reading Kevin Fanning's work - I don't remember a lot of things, and maybe that's why I identify with his work so much, or maybe it's the fact that he has roots in Connecticut, where I've lived my entire life, or maybe it's just that kfan's a phenomenal writer. I don't know. I do know that when I got into...more
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Read in January, 2005
What I learned from this book is that not all ghosts are scary, some are sad and some deserve sandwiches.
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Read in January, 2007
Haunting, lovely, with a dash of humor. This collection of stories and vignettes was a pleasure to read.
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