The Children of Gla'aki | 
pick“I'm not usually a fan of the present tense in writing, but I was won over by Tim Waggoner's 'The Nature of Water'. The story was so vivid, and Mark's dreams were incredibly eerie.“
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pick“I'm not usually a fan of the present tense in writing, but I was won over by Tim Waggoner's 'The Nature of Water'. The story was so vivid, and Mark's dreams were incredibly eerie.“
pick“I loved that 'Night of the Hopfrog' by Tim Curran was presented as a transcript of 'the Lakeside Tapes'. I often think of Ramsey Campbell's stories as being quite visual, and this short story based in his Brichester and Mercy Hill locations brought out that quality nicely.“
“This was the last planet, facing the last star, both of them inconceivably old.“ John Langan 'Mirror Fishing'
“Gibson dodged the rows of delusional self-published authors with cover art by three-year-olds.“ Pete Rawlik, 'The Collection of Gibson Flynn'
“How many would die? Who would go missing? Would it be possible to hush things up this time?“ 'In Search of Lake Monsters' by Bob M Price
“The whole thing sounded mad, but dark starless nights and inky water can do things to a man.“ Country Mouse, City Mouse - Nick Mamatas
