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Worm (2013)

by Tim Curran(Favorite Author)

3.64 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

DarkFuse

review 1: Well I suppose you may like this type of short story (written as if a b class movie) but personally it's not really my kind of horror...I don't want to be just entertained I need my horror to be intelligent and containing thoughtful well written prose....mixed in with a splattering of blood and gore :) Worm is just about.....well.... great big bloody worms trying to eat all the little inhabitants of the community of Camberly and at the end we encounter "Big Boss Worm"...she is one mean worm!..and that's it really. It's fun (if your idea of fun is pointless and aimless reading) and mildly entertaining.....but not really my can of worms...ouch!
review 2: Glub-glub-glub...Plop-plop-plop...Glug-glug-glug. What does it all mean? Look-out, it's the "Worm". This was ... morea lot of fun reading. This was my first experience with Tim Curran and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The book had the feel of one those nostalgic type B-movie horror flicks albeit a good one where you are totally engrossed with the story and can't take your eyes off the screen. The same can be said with this story in that you can't stop reading. The pace is rapid, rapid fire; the chapters (not the pages) become a blur, their going by that fast. Oh, and lookout for Stevie (half-Pomeranian and half-poodle); what a dog. And don't miss the use of a James Patterson novel in hardback being used as a weapon although Tony prefers Elmore Leonard. (LOL). Just some of the little things that made this a fun read. Highly recommend for a change of pace. less

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