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A review by sloph
Black Wings of Cthulhu: Tales of Lovecraftian Horror by Michael Shea, Adam Niswander, Joseph S. Pulver, Sr., S.T. Joshi, David J. Schow, Ramsey Campbell, Donald R. Burleson, W.H. Pugmire, Mollie L. Burleson, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Laird Barron, Jason Von Hollander, Sam Gafford, Darrell Schweitzer, Michael Cisco, Norman Partridge, Jonathan Thomas, William Browning Spencer, Michael Marshall Smith, Philip Haldeman, Nicholas Royle
4.0
Very different to what I usually read. But since Lovecraft is a classic I decided to read some Lovecraft inspired works first. This gave me an idea of what Lovecraft is all about with a more modern writing style, I've decided to slowly work up to it.
I thought the writing was thoroughly unsettling for a lot of the short stories, which is what it's all about I guess.
Some of the stories were really good and kept me hooked, some of them I wanted to be a bit longer, and none of them were bad, which meant overall it was a pretty good read.
I thought the writing was thoroughly unsettling for a lot of the short stories, which is what it's all about I guess.
Some of the stories were really good and kept me hooked, some of them I wanted to be a bit longer, and none of them were bad, which meant overall it was a pretty good read.