Showing posts with label light at the edge of darkness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light at the edge of darkness. Show all posts

Friday, December 14, 2007

An "Atta-Boy"


Excerpt from a new review of Light at the Edge of Darkness at Dancing Word Review.


"I like to pick up the occasional collection from time to time, to see if there are any exceptional writers coming up over the literary horizon.

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I mentioned that I was looking for new talent. Three particular authors: Frank Creed, Andrea Graham, and Stephen L. Rice (whose Pratchett-like At the Mountains of Lunacy makes it worthwhile to purchase the entire collection) shine like beacons in this anthology. If you decide to borrow this book from a friend, make sure you read the last six short stories, because it looks like the editor really did save the best for last."

Friday, December 7, 2007

Light at the edge of Darkness: Day 7

Today, Light at the Edge of Darkness is being featured on Stormi D's blog: Mystery, Suspense, and God, Oh My!

For the blog, Cynthia MacKinnon, editor of TWCP, wrote an article about the genesis of the anthology -- and check out Daniel I Weaver's book trailer, S.L. Newman of Associated Content refers to it in his article “The Best Book Trailers on YouTube.” The Light at the Edge of Darkness book trailer has what may well be the catchiest catch phrase of the millennium; it fits the feel of the genres it represents perfectly.