As you would expect from TP, it's a beautiful volume. I mean, look at it.
If the stories are anything like as good as the physical book, I'm in for a rare old read. Stay tuned for further developments, fiction fans.
Tuesday, 25 October 2016
Mister Postman Delivers An Unexpected Package
Tartarus Press have generously sent me a review copy of a new book by a previously unpublished author. The Girl with the Peacock Harp by Michael Eisele contains fifteen stories. So, in what has become a quasi-tradition here on the ST blog, I will soon commence a 'running review' as I read through the stories, commenting here on one a day, with a bit of luck.
As you would expect from TP, it's a beautiful volume. I mean, look at it.
If the stories are anything like as good as the physical book, I'm in for a rare old read. Stay tuned for further developments, fiction fans.
As you would expect from TP, it's a beautiful volume. I mean, look at it.
If the stories are anything like as good as the physical book, I'm in for a rare old read. Stay tuned for further developments, fiction fans.
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