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Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Horror World Reviews Feminine Wiles!
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The First Review of my new collection FEMININE WILES Posted in the July Reviews at horrorworld.org!
Click below to read. Please scroll down, mine is the second to last review.
Feminine Wiles review at Horror World
I can't tell you how excited I am about my first review of the book. Do yourself a favor and order a copy today!
Thanks everyone,
John Grover
2:30 PM
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Author Pauline A. Ramsey
Pauline Ramsey
When it comes to book endings that are abrupt or disappointing, I can relate to that. Not so much with my own work, but for or less for the fact that I end up getting disappointed or even sometimes mad at the way a book ends. For instance, Steven King's Cell was a hit-the-pavement-running kind of book that when it got to, quite literally, the last paragraph; it ruined the entire book for me. Honestly, I think I could have written at least a hundred different endings that could have pulled the book around to completion without disappointing the reader. Oh well. LOL. :)
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John Grover
Thanks Pauline for reading the review! I will admit that I write endings that end with a jolt but I feel they are always in context with the events that took place in the story and that they are logical endings, not divine intervention or anything...which actually does happen in a lot of horror stories.
The reviewer is totally right when he mentions Twilight Zone and they way those tales end, this is my style of writing and exactly what I strive for and I won't complain about being compared to the Twilight Zone.
When people used to ask me the style in which I write I would always answer the old Tales from the Crypt or Twilight Zone. I think many people still love that type of story.
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