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Laughing At The Death Grin!

By Pulp Metal Fiction
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(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: Oct. 04, 2011
Words: 28145 (approximate)
Language: English


Ebook short description

Pulp Metal Fiction brings you an anthology of the finest genre-bending fiction from the cult and irreverent Pulp Metal Magazine. Featuring dark and odd tales from the very best independent authors on the scene today!

Extended description

"Like the mad and lonely Bacchanalian Rites of the night before, each one of these vital and irreverent tales takes us to a location in the imagination where questions of morality and mortality are sliced open and laid bare and we find a steaming pile of inky roadkill slapped on our literary plate."

From the Introduction to Laughing At The Death Grin from Pulp Metal Fiction.

Pulp Metal Fiction brings you an anthology of the finest genre-bending fiction from the online cult Pulp Metal Magazine.

Featuring dark and odd tales from the very best independent authors on the scene today!

Adult-content rating:

This book contains content considered unsuitable for young readers 17 and under, and which may be offensive to some readers of all ages. For more information, see the Support FAQ.

Tags

anthology, short stories, pulp fiction, pulp horror, dystopian fiction, paul d brazill, uv ray, jodi macarthur, michael gonzales, heath lowrance, br stateham, melanie browne, charlie coleman, richard godwin, chris rhatigan, danny hogan, frank duffy, ian ayris, pulp metal magazine, jason michel

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Review by: AJ Hayes on Oct. 25, 2011 : star star star star star
My old man was a fighter, not a boxer, a fighter. He was also Welterweight Champ of the Sixth Fleet for a few years. He always said, "It's not the power of the blows that stop you, it's the angles that they come at you from." This collection is like that. Every single story in the book starts out straight and then goes Kattywhompus on you. The authors let you think you got them and their story all figured then, they elbow hook you, spin you around and let you have it right in the kidneys. If you're looking for safe, fair and comfortable -- forget it -- these are the big kids and they don't have time to coddle you along familiar paths. They're gonna come at you from the side, from the back, from the up and from the down, from the out and from the in and frequently, they're gonna make all that happen all at once. It's like riding with the top down, blindfolded, backwards and naked through a coin-op car wash. Know what, though? You will know at all times you're in the hands of master craftsmen and craftswomen who will surround you with their art, keep you safe from harm and dazzle your eyes with all the colors and beauty of their work. Enjoy.
(Okay there is one little thing you should know before you read. You know the part I said about "keeping you safe"? . . . I lied. That's up to you. Read fast, stay loose and watch out for those angles I mentioned. They can cut pretty deep.)
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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