Location: United States
Member Since:
June 08, 2013
Jeff Diamond
Biography
Book illustrator, painter, author, and writer/designer of several tabletop games.
Where to find Jeff Diamond online
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Books
The Census Makers
by Jeff Diamond
Price:
Free!
Words: 2,210.
Language:
English.
Published: June 8, 2013
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Categories:
Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories
(4.67 from 3 reviews)
Dotting the 'I's and crossing the 'T's in a dystopian future.
Laura has problems: it's hot, she hates her co-worker, and her job sucks more often than not. But what the hell, it's a job.
Smashwords book reviews by Jeff Diamond
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The Broken Needles
on June 08, 2013
Good writing combined with an original premise; although the witches' dialogue was a bit juvenile at times. Overall however a good read. The Broken Needles witches are interesting characters. At the end I found myself wanting to read more about them. Hopefully DeNight will write more Broken Needles stories.
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The Bacco Stick
on June 08, 2013
Good story from the first sentence to the last.
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Seedling: A Short Story
on Jan. 02, 2015
Well written, realistic flowing dialogue. The characters immediately feel real and at the end I wanted more. Seedling is pure storytelling.
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Cosmic Tales 2: Zulgahoik!
on Jan. 21, 2015
Imagine if Tom Sharpe (Wilt, Blot on the Landscape, etc.) had been both, an LSD *and* a cocaine fiend, and you've got an idea of Richard Parr's sense of wordplay and story pacing. Zulgahoik! is a psychedelic, frantic, violent, and humorous trip.
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Cosmic Tales 1: Resurrection
on Jan. 21, 2015
It cost millions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of words to produce a forgettable movie called, Guardians of the Galaxy. Richard Parr created a memorable story with memorable characters in under 4,200 words, and costing probably only a couple of pints. Nice work.
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Finally
on March 24, 2015
Another very good, crisp, piece of writing, with an unexpected ending that I loved.
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First Fruits
on March 26, 2015
"First Fruits" is a good story with an original premise. I liked it.