Just a couple of things for you this autumnal Monday morning...
And last of all, but by no means least, there's another great review of House of Fear, the horror anthology just out from Solaris Books that includes my short story The Doll's House.
More conventional (but no less effective) tales are provided by Jonathan Green and Paul Meloy, both Villanova and the Doll's House are disturbing, and each builds to a powerful conclusion.
First up, the first part of my new Ulysses Quicksilver Pax Britannia novel Time's Arrow is available for download now. If you've not heard, this is officially A Big Deal. You can find out more here.
Secondly, another great review of Anno Frankenstein has gone up on Amazon. Here's a highlight:
Green keeps the action setpieces coming thick and fast, and the motley assortment of villains, being Nazis, are eminently hissable. Together with the refreshing new setting, which I suspect the author will be returning to, this is possibly the best Pax novel yet.
You can read the review in its entirety here.
And last of all, but by no means least, there's another great review of House of Fear, the horror anthology just out from Solaris Books that includes my short story The Doll's House.More conventional (but no less effective) tales are provided by Jonathan Green and Paul Meloy, both Villanova and the Doll's House are disturbing, and each builds to a powerful conclusion.
You can read the rest of the review here.
2 comments:
Hi Mr. Green,
Just wanted to point you to probably the first review of PB-TA 1 at http://www.theeloquentpage.co.uk/2011/10/10/times-arrow-red-handed-by-jonathan-green/
Will download it soon and let you know what I feel. I knew I'm in for some awesomeness what with cybernetic gorillas and a French terrorist named after Henri Charrière's book.
Keep up the good work, sir.
Thanks, Kaushik.
Yup, I'd already seen that review myself...
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