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Bloody Gullets
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Do you feel like a little light reading, or do you prefer your short stories dark?
When the average circular saw tears through flesh, meat or anything that lives, breathes and bleeds, no matter how long you let it run afterward, the teeth will be sparkling clean when it finally comes to a stop. But the evidence of the damage is still there. Because of its functional design, ...more
When the average circular saw tears through flesh, meat or anything that lives, breathes and bleeds, no matter how long you let it run afterward, the teeth will be sparkling clean when it finally comes to a stop. But the evidence of the damage is still there. Because of its functional design, ...more
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“Bloody Gullets,” by Michael Golvach contains a group of stories that run the gamut from psychologically entertaining to philosophically astute to whimsically provoking; all of which will rock your mind. Mr. Golvach is blessed with an ability to write provocative stories, with a sprinkling of blood and gore that clarify several abstruse concepts of the human condition. I loved each and every one of the eighteen stories (one of which has three parts) but my favorites were:
“Believer” — where a ...more
“Believer” — where a ...more
Do I feel like a little light reading, or do I prefer my short stories dark? Definitely the latter and I can't fault this clever and diverse collection from Michael Golvach. I'd already read his book 'Missing Pieces' and this collection shows how good a writer he his. With the ability to capture your attention and more importantly hold it with just a few acerbic prose is the mark of a good storyteller and here he demonstrates that ability time and again. I wouldn't want o pick a favourite as
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In "Bloody Gullets", Michael Golvach takes us on a tour of the dark side of human nature. Many of his characters are people I would not want to meet, and the situations are not ones I would want to find myself in. Thankfully, the magic of fiction allows us to view their lives at a safe distance. These stories are also about lost love and the feelings of emptiness and despondency that stem from it. Plus, there is the agnostic hope of finding redemption in the hereafter. Those are the qualities
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