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The Booked. Anthology Review 12: “Children of the Wetlands” by Nikki Guerlain
Sometimes, when it comes to short stories, what is important isn’t so much a convoluted or impressive plot. It can merely be a scene, and this is going on, being character driven. The author can have an idea about a … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthology, Booked Podcast, Children of the Wetlands, Imperial Youth Review, Nikki Guerlain, The Booked
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The Booked. Anthology Review 11: “Your Savior” by Axel Taiari
The human race is at war with its own creation in an epic battle of man versus machine, and boy howdy, are we getting romped! But you know, that’s kind of the point, right? I mean, why create something if … Continue reading
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Tagged A Light to Starve By, Axel Tairari, Booked Podcast, The Booked. Anthology, Your Savior
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The Booked. Anthology Review 10: “The Mulligan” by Joshua Alan Doetsch
Marked as one of the favorite stories of this collection by many of the readers and collaborators, I was incredibly excited to finally get to this story. I still had yet to read anything by Mister Doetsch, yet I’d met … Continue reading
The Booked. Anthology Review 9: “Faces On the Milk Carton” by TW Brown
My general thoughts, when confronted with an alien invasion story usually involves anal probes, destruction on a grand scale, or maybe some wrinkly, loveable, creature devouring econo-sized bags of peanut butter flavored candies. TW Brown’s take on aliens coming to … Continue reading
The Booked. Anthology Review 8: “Manger Dog” by Marc Rapacz
As a writer, one of the most haunting moments of pop-culture is a recurring exchange between Stewie and Brian on Family Guy. The infant is sardonically asking the family dog about the progress of a novel that he’s been writing … Continue reading
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Tagged Booked Podcast, Brian Griffin, Family Guy, Manger Dog, Mark Rapacz, Stewie Griffin, The Booked. Anthology
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