
20th Century History of the U.S.
An absorbing read from start to finish Perlsweig’s foray into 20th Century Social & Cultural History of the U.S. proves particularly poignant given the continuing presence of Covid and the ongoing Ukraine war.
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Dark, edgy and compelling Dusks and Dawns proves an imaginative read for Supernatural Fiction fans with Ralph not only telling a superb story but ably managing to avoid the spectre of predictability which seems the blight of the genre.
There are few things more rewarding in Supernatural Fiction than good plot twists, but get it wrong and authors risk leaving their readers feeling swindled. Ralph, however, pitches it just right through multiple character perspectives, giving us just enough to ensure momentum doesn’t falter whilst narrative elements of gore and demonic scheming are nicely balanced.
Central to Ralph’s plot is Jacob Miller and it’s through him that Ralph give us something different. And these days, that’s the sort of thing all readers should be demanding. He’s caustic, conflicted, disenchanted and energetic and through Ralph’s nicely nuanced prose we feel his sense of isolation amongst the pious population of New Hope.
Perhaps more important though is that Ralph has a firm grasp on his genre material. There’s no outlandish silliness that flat out annoys many of the genre’s readers and when you stand back it’s refreshing to find that his plot stands up to scrutiny to give us a tremendously entertaining read! Not only maintaining psychological tension but encouraging a little reflection on the true nature of evil.
A powerful start to Ralph’s God-fearing People series, Dusk and Dawns with its nail-biting cliff hanger ending is highly recommended!
An absorbing read from start to finish Perlsweig’s foray into 20th Century Social & Cultural History of the U.S. proves particularly poignant given the continuing presence of Covid and the ongoing Ukraine war.
Lois Vander Wende-Williams brings an insightful and moving novel of emerging persona, in her uniquely written book, ‘Inchoate’. With a fresh and innovative perspective, she burrows deeply into the psyche of ‘coming of age’, and the confusion and uncertainty that comes with it.
Whether it be a spine-tingling ghost story, the sighting of a UFO, stories of Gods and Deities, or the fascination of the occult, most of us are curious in one way or another about the supernatural.
We are constantly and enduringly fascinated with fictional accounts of parallel existence, alternative realities and genetic engineering. Films such as ‘The Fountain’ present immortality as attainable, whilst books such as ‘The Book Thief’ (Markus Zusak) explore the nature of death, in this case by death himself acting as narrator.
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