Books by Stephen Graham Jones
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review 1: When I picked up this story collection, I wasn't aware the author wrote horror. I checked it out based on a recommendation that one of the stories was top-ten-short-stories-ever worthy: "Father, Son, Holy Rabbit." After the first two stories I figured out the horror genre, and so...
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review 1: Border town dark and brilliant, as much noir as SF as neither, just as the borderlands are never one thing or the other. I raced through this the way I haven't done in a while. Since Moorcock. Jones is a great writer, both in his language and in his eye for the curious and crazy ...
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review 1: I don't know what I can say about this book. It was boring and confusing. I don't enjoy reading book where the characters names aren’t introduced until the book is near completion or books that don't name characters. This book had a little bit of both most of the book the main ma...
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review 1: It took me a while to get into this book (actually only about 30 pages, so not too bad) but it was so rewarding. If, like me, you're a Northern liberal who thinks Texas is some sort of lost cause and therefore not worth reading about, try this book. As with Friday Night Lights,...
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review 1: The best part of this book is the quality of the paper it is printed on, it's excellent quality. There isn't much of a positive to it besides that.This book is written like a screenplay, except, it isn't. Imagine a person who, while watching a movie, paused it constantly to write...