Location: United Kingdom
Member Since:
Aug. 11, 2009
15 readers have added this author as a 'Favorite Author'.
Dan Holloway
Biography
Member of the Year Zero Writers collective; organiser of the Free-e-day Festival; author of literary fiction; presenter of cultural studies papers; blogger; in search of a twenty-fifth hour in the day.
Where to find Dan Holloway online
Website: http://www.danholloway.wordpress.com
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Books
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Smashwords book reviews by Dan Holloway
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Sentence of Marriage (Promises to Keep: Book 1)
on Aug. 17, 2009
I loved this book when I found it on Authonomy, and I love it now.
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Brief Objects of Beauty and Despair
on Aug. 18, 2009
These are some of the most original and talented voices you'll find anywhere, let alone for free on the Web
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Dead(ish)
on Sep. 03, 2009
Hey, I very much enjoyed this, and I loved the way you laid the book out. It feels as though you've thought about the e-format, and giving your readers a pleasurable experience. Very best of luck with it.
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Glimpses of a Floating World
on Sep. 04, 2009
This is a haunting, poetic account of subjecty matter that has no right to be this beautiful. Utterly wonderful
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Far From Home - Part 2
on Jan. 18, 2010
I'm currently reading Bolano's 2666, and the clever, interwoven narrative on display here reminds me of Bolano's style a great deal. There's a very steady hand on show here, and some very clever, very well-written prose.
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Whirl of the Wheel
on March 26, 2010
This is a lovely book, a tale wonderfully told with a setting and characters that draw us right into their world and never let us go
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The Girl on the Swing
on April 03, 2010
This is a beautifully written book, with a great sense of place, superb characterisation, and the sense of an author in control of their work.
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Make a Move
on July 17, 2010
This is a marvellous piece of post-slacker Beat-style prose that draws the reader in and keeps them in its languid grasp till the end. Marvellous