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Book Review: Liminal Spaces edited by Kevin Lucia
Book Review: Liminal Spaces edited by Kevin Lucia
Notes from The StoryGraph: Plot- or character-driven? PlotStrong character development? It’s complicatedLoveable characters? NoDiverse cast of characters? YesFlaws of characters a main focus? Yes Short story anthology–authors: Kevin Lucia, Gwendolyn Kiste, Kelli Owen, Michael Wehunt, Todd Keisling, Kristi DeMeester, Richard Thomas, Bob Ford, Joshua Palmatier, Chad Lutzke, Anthony J. Rapino,…
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There are the outliers, like those who grow up in alcoholic homes and run the other way rather than following the same path. My plan is to be one of them. But it feels like a roll of the dice with each life.
Chad Lutzke, The Pale White
Kids are smart. They pick up on everything. They mimic, whether bad or good. They watch, listen, and they learn. And before they're even old enough to question anything, they act. There are the outliers, like those who grow up in alcoholic homes and run the other way rather than following the same path. My plan is to be one of them. But it feels like a roll of the dice with each life.
Chad Lutzke, The Pale White
But we were struggling, too. When you're just as lost, just as scared, it's impossible to carry the weight of another. To stay positive, to wear a smile that doesn't mean a thing.
Chad Lutzke, The Pale White
Dark Denim by Chad Ludzke
New Fiction: "Dark Denim" by Chad Ludzke
We’d gotten across the border with no problem. Patrol was lazy, as I’d barely been patted down. My assistant, they left her alone completely. I think age and beauty had something to do with it. Me in my seventies and her an intimidating sight you’d more likely see on canvas than walking down a street. We didn’t fit the role, didn’t look the type. No smugglers here. We were two simple Americans…
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SHORT STORY: John Boden
SHORT STORY: John Boden
Anyone who has ever asked me for a horror book recommendation can tell you that somewhere in the list is something by John Boden. He is not only one of my favorite people (when we met at a con, he actually KNEW who I was – I will never get over how important that made me feel) but one of my favorite authors. Everything he has written has been… perfect. He writes characters that could be any one…
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