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dostojevskijs 's review for:
Books of Blood, Volumes 1-3
by Clive Barker
Honestly, I'm not sure how to even begin to describe the way I feel about Barker and his work. Even when I'm not particularly into a story of his, I'm still absolutely in awe about his imagination. Each story is an adventure, an experience, and I'm just very much here for it.
Of course, some stories are better than others - or at least I liked some of them a lot more, they just clicked and are truly some of his best work. To list them all would be a long list, there's sixteen short stories in this collection after all. But some of them, like The Yattering and Jack, were just one of the best short stories he's ever written, while others, like In the Hills, the Cities or Rawhead Rex, that were just such... experiences.
Of course, some stories are better than others - or at least I liked some of them a lot more, they just clicked and are truly some of his best work. To list them all would be a long list, there's sixteen short stories in this collection after all. But some of them, like The Yattering and Jack, were just one of the best short stories he's ever written, while others, like In the Hills, the Cities or Rawhead Rex, that were just such... experiences.