Into the Rift

By Brett James Irvine
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Published: April 26, 2011
Words: 9,534 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458169341


Short description

A collection of six short stories covering love, death, dreams and prophecy, with a tendency to the dark side of things. A taster of the styles to be found in other stories by up and coming South African author Brett James Irvine.

Extended description

A collection of six short stories covering love, death, dreams and prophecy, with a tendency to the dark side of things. A taster of the styles to be found in other stories by up and coming South African author Brett James Irvine.

A poet walks along a street, searching for inspiration. A man kills a pedestrian, and struggles to live with his choice to leave the scene before anyone arrives. When the cloaked man arrives as destined, he is not at all what a believer expects. Irik lives in a world where the words we speak have physical power. James goes for a quick flight in a small aircraft. A simple tale of love and loss.

Each story explores a different topic and writing style by the author.

Tags

love, horror, murder, ghosts, fantasy, aviation, flight, prophecy, prophet, dialysis

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Review by: Cuan Robertson on June 07, 2011 : star star star star
Awesome group of stories with some interesting twists and turns :)
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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