I was excited to read this collection: while my reading in general is quite diverse, my fantasy reading isn’t so much (there are far fewer options), so this book seemed like a great chance to discover new authors. Also, I love historical fantasy. But as it turned out, while most stories in the colle...
I picked this up at a wonderful used bookstore - The Book Bank- in Alexandria, VA. Seriously, how someone could let this book go, I don't know.So awhile back, I read a Due short story on my kindle. I enjoyed it, and she got added to my list (the ever growing one) of "authors to try in novel form". W...
A special thank you to Prime Books and NetGalley for a copy of this ARC in exchange for an honest review.Out of the fifteen stories in this collection, I enjoyed five of them; Ghost Summer, Free Jim’s Mine, The Knowing, Patient Zero and Herd Immunity. Those are the stories that I wish were novels; I...
I don't normally comment on prose in my reviews; I generally feel like good writing fades into the background, so I want to take this first moment to state that Tananarive Due's writing is absolutely beautiful. While I didn't fall madly in love with any of these stories (I came close with Ghost S...
words escape me right now... Tananarive Due is an author to watch! i have a couple more of things to say though: what an awesome awesome first collection of short stories and i promise that a full review will follow soon!
When I entered into this giveaway to read this book I was in love with not only the title but the cover as well it just CALLED to me. Now it took me a while before I could read it as we all know my book list is long! Now when I started the book we are given an introduction by Christopher Golden on ...
A mixed bag of a book. First, if fanfic is a turnoff for you, be warned there are two stories in here which are basically fanfic, one with the serial numbers filed off and one which relied on the serial numbers to make its point. Maybe it's weird of me, but if I want fanfic, I'll wander the intern...
Quick Review & a Quick Survival Tip Today's review is going to be a consistent series here on Wilderness Apocalypse. I will be doing a quick review of individual books and series (since so many post-apocalyptic & zombie books tend to be series sets). I also want to add a quick tip the characters in ...
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