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Two nice reviews of Love is the Law :
Chiusse writes, in part, I don’t know what Communism has to do with the occult, and after reading Love Is the Law, I confess I still don’t know … but I do know that this weird fusion of the two is about a thousand times more entertaining than it has any right to be. Read it!
Over at Martian Migraine Press, S. R. Jones has this to say: Mamatas has done a superb job here, but it’s not going to be for everyone: the sexuality is frank, the relationships (such as they are) brutal, the characters abrasive in their various delusional states. It is a very alive book for all that, all coils and smoke and glowing Tarot significance. And living books get read and read again.
Also, my Berkeley-area writing class starts up again on November 9. Come learn why your stories are being rejected!
And now, little kids playing a Tool song:
Two nice reviews of Love is the Law :
Chiusse writes, in part, I don’t know what Communism has to do with the occult, and after reading Love Is the Law, I confess I still don’t know … but I do know that this weird fusion of the two is about a thousand times more entertaining than it has any right to be. Read it!
Over at Martian Migraine Press, S. R. Jones has this to say: Mamatas has done a superb job here, but it’s not going to be for everyone: the sexuality is frank, the relationships (such as they are) brutal, the characters abrasive in their various delusional states. It is a very alive book for all that, all coils and smoke and glowing Tarot significance. And living books get read and read again.
Also, my Berkeley-area writing class starts up again on November 9. Come learn why your stories are being rejected!
And now, little kids playing a Tool song:
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