The Outsiders

by Neil Jackson

The Outsiders is a collection of 13 dark fantasy stories from some of the best names and bright new names in dark fiction. An eclectic mix of styles and genres lurk within these pages...so uncork a glass of wine, dim the lights, sit back in a comfy chair...and enjoy this offering from Ghostwriter Publications.

Genres: Horror, Anthologies, Short Stories, Fiction

Nook

First published May 30, 2010

Reviews

[Doni · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Outsiders is a fantasy novel by Neil Jackson. This novel is a funny with the role of the story and the character. I think that the noves is very complicated as it has a very complex story line and also the conflict in the novel has no clear resolution. The language studied is used in the novel in the novel rather difficult to understand for the beginner. I personally do not recommended this novel for the beginners because the is difficult. The outsiders is a dark fantasy stories from some of the best names and bright new names in dark fiction. I personally rather difficult to understand the story of this novel because some words are difficulty. In the middle of the story, an a dark moment will you see. You also will find the advice from this story like “You must have dreamt it, hun,” but the answer is “I didn’t dream it, Kendra, it was damned real,”. It is an example advice fromm that story what we can learned. I think, the role of the story from this novel is almost same with sharelock holmest story. Actually when I read this novel, I can imagine about role of the story.

[Carmen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Es una colección de relatos cortos, más o menos terroríficos, escritos por varios autores. Algunas historias me han gustado más que otras, siendo mi favorita "The curious obsession of Matthew Deacon".

[Kat (Katlovesbooks) Dietrich · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Outsiders is a collection of short stories in the horror/fantasy category.

Really enjoyed the Sherlock Holmes story, and really disliked another. But on the whole, a very fast read with some entertaining tales.

[Nicole · Rating 3 out of 5]

There were a couple stories I really liked, and none that were unreadable.