Readers' Favorite Editorial Review for Middle Third by Robert E. Kearns
New Editorial Review from Readers' Favorite for my short story, Middle Third:
'Robert E. Kearns weaves together elements of fantasy and nature subtly and understatedly, creating a unique and enchanting atmosphere that sets this story apart. The dark twist introduced by the arrival of Sister Aloysius, Concepta's strict and ominous schoolteacher, adds a layer of tension and danger to the narrative, making for a gripping read. Kearns' prose is both lyrical and accessible, making the story easy to follow and enjoy. In addition, the themes of identity and belonging and the challenges of growing up are handled with sensitivity and nuance, making Middle Third a poignant and relatable read for all ages. Overall, it is a beautifully crafted story that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt a deep connection to a place or struggled with the challenges of growing up. Kearns is a skilled storyteller who has created a unique and captivating world that readers will remember.'
Robert E. Kearns
Middle Third
'Robert E. Kearns weaves together elements of fantasy and nature subtly and understatedly, creating a unique and enchanting atmosphere that sets this story apart. The dark twist introduced by the arrival of Sister Aloysius, Concepta's strict and ominous schoolteacher, adds a layer of tension and danger to the narrative, making for a gripping read. Kearns' prose is both lyrical and accessible, making the story easy to follow and enjoy. In addition, the themes of identity and belonging and the challenges of growing up are handled with sensitivity and nuance, making Middle Third a poignant and relatable read for all ages. Overall, it is a beautifully crafted story that will resonate with anyone who has ever felt a deep connection to a place or struggled with the challenges of growing up. Kearns is a skilled storyteller who has created a unique and captivating world that readers will remember.'
Robert E. Kearns
Middle Third
Published on April 25, 2023 09:12
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