Swooping in from both heaven and hell, the new generation of angels portrayed in Visitants is youthful, immortal and powerful. The... read full description
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Jan 31, 2011
Pamela
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Fallen angels and Heavenly hosts—what better subjects for a genre anthology of short stories? There are plenty of collections with stories about vampires, werewolves and demons out there, but this is something different, something fresh. So when I got this in the mail, I dove right into it.
Visitants has a variety of stories that vary in angel kind, from those from in the Christian Bible and Hebrew works to those spiritual beings from the Qur’an to Kabbalah and even to even New Age m More...
Jan 24, 2012
Claire
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Most of the stories were intense and rather dark, some less so, but all of them were rhetorically effective +thought provoking. The last one was the best (I read this book over half a year, so of course I'd say that)
Apr 15, 2011
Leila
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Intriguing shorts from a bevy of modern day authors. Some new takes on the angelic concept. Not all winged supernaturals have your best interests at heart!
Jul 21, 2011
Julie
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An odd anthology. Interesting writing styles; cool subject/idea...but, the content just rubbed me the wrong way.
Jan 24, 2012
Sandy
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I realize that I like positive stories about angels and tend to cringe when reading the darker tales of fallen angels and evil. I am going to skip to the stories within in this book that are more inspiring and then close it and return it the library. The other short stories are the kind that will keep me awake at night!
Feb 19, 2011
Colleen
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I liked Neil Gaiman's short story with only a couple gross exceptions. I only read the first 1/3 of the book, but the stories didn't grab me. I'm abandoning it for now. I'll return to the book another time.
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