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GREAT line: 'He broke then, sobbing into my shoulder as his shaking fingers dug into my shirt. I said nothing, knowing, even at that age, ‘it’s all right’ held no weight when our world had grown fangs.'

Hayward, Matt. Those Below The Tree House . Poltergeist Press. Kindle Edition.

GREAT line: 'He broke then, sobbing into my shoulder as his shaking fingers dug into my shirt. I said nothing, knowing, even at that age, ‘it’s all right’ held no weight when our world had grown fangs.'

Hayward, Matt. Those Below The Tree House . Poltergeist Press. Kindle Edition.

Looks like there's a campaign against the splatter western series. Time for The Quiet Place to protect its good name.

The repetition in the prose of this one is giving me painful flashbacks of Because by Joseph Riipi. But there is something interesting developing if you can look past it.

This right here is my biggest problem with McCormack's work. Page 59 and 60 are filled with meaningless symbols, sentenceless punctuation symbols.

'“Ollyhands is reading a book about you,” said Stringent. Suet Pudding shook with fury. “A book?” “A novel. The Fangs of Suet Pudding. In fact it inspired this novelette we are in, partly at least,” the apeman added.'

Hughes, Rhys. The Further Fangs of Suet Pudding . Unknown. Kindle Edition.

Ollyhands said, “I’ll go back down to the bar now and wait for you to barge in. Don’t worry, nothing in the story has been spoiled. We are all too professional for that. I’ll act shocked to see you, as if the last thing I was expecting was for Nazis from another dimension to suddenly arrive at the clubhouse. Catch you later, friends!”

Hughes, Rhys. The Further Fangs of Suet Pudding . Unknown. Kindle Edition.

I'm not sure what's crazier, this book or its author.

Wha!? This is insane! How did this author even conceive that idea!?

Wow, this book is actually crazy. I love it!