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The Gate Theory

Autor Kaaron Warren
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 feb 2017
Were all in pain. We try to keep the gates closed by falling in love, travelling, avoiding responsibility, getting drunk, taking drugs anything to lose ourselves. But the dull ache remains in each of us.These stories are about the gates opening. This book features six tales by award-winning Australian author Kaaron Warren. Each story resonates with the pain of living.
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ISBN-13: 9781925496239
ISBN-10: 1925496236
Pagini: 124
Dimensiuni: 155 x 230 x 7 mm
Greutate: 0.19 kg
Editura: IFWG Publishing Australia
Colecția IFWG Publishing Australia

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"The Gate Theory is a perfect example of Kaaron Warrens accomplishment in converting different themes and subjects into dense and powerful fiction. Her stories have the tendency to insidiously crawl under the readers skin, slithering unnoticed until they find a place from where one is unable to shake them loose after reading. ~ Dark Wolfs Fantasy Reviews
Kaaron Warren is without doubt one of the world's leading writers of dark fiction, and The Gate Theory showcases her talent perfectly... Her prose is powerful, her sense of place is evocative and her imagination knows no bounds. This is the kind of book that you will remember long after you finish reading the last story. ~ M R Cosby, Stranger Designs
Each of these stories stretches the boundaries of both storytelling and character. Warrens is a unique voice in horror. She has an ability to take us to places so utterly disturbing yet simultaneously so mundane and believable, that you start to look at people you meet with a sidelong glance. I call it The Warren Perception. Its unavoidable. Read her work and you will start to look at people as she does. This is not necessarily a good thing, but its fascinating. ~ Alan Baxter, Thirteen OClock"