Books by Laird Barron
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review 1: I managed to read the whole book. However, the beginning threw me because the story changed. If not for the story constantly changing directions and time periods, I do not think this would have held my interest. When a story becomes THAT utterly unbelievable I just cannot find...
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review 1: I've never forgotten my first encounters with certain horror collections, at different times in my life, that resonated with me - Lovecraft, Machen, Blackwood, Barker, T.E.D Klein, Ramsey Campbell, M John Harrison, Ligotti, Robert Aickman, among others. But they were books that ...
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review 1: Самое печальное, что если ты прочитал три рассказа Бэррона, то, считай, прочитал тридцать, а то и триста. Приемы и декорации одни и те же, достоинства и недостатки -- тоже. Очень хотел полюбить творчество этого автора, но, похоже, не судьба. Не моё.
review 2: Good, bu...
review 2: Good, bu...
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review 1: A heady, hallucinatory, terrifying novel that mixes horror, noir, and the cosmic weird to astonishing results. Barron has always been an intelligent and unconventional horror writer, one who understands that atmosphere and only fleeting glimpses of the horrific are this genre's m...
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review 1: This is the second collection of Laird Barron stories that I have had the pleasure to read. The first being the brilliant Imago Sequence. This second collection actually on the whole, tops the Imago Sequence collection. The stories in Occultation are in my opinion more accessible...
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review 1: Mi primer acercamiento al escritor Laird Barron fue a través de su relato ‘El Broadsword’, incluido en la antología ‘Alas tenebrosas: 21 nuevos cuentos de horror lovecraftiano’ (Valdemar, 2014), sin duda uno de los mejores de la misma. Así que cuando se anunció la publicación de ...