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jennifer_brozek) wrote2009-10-26 11:42 am
jennifer_brozek) wrote2009-10-26 11:42 am
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Grants Pass Review on SF Reader
Grants Pass has been reviewed by SF Reader here: http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?book=1387
They liked it with a 4 star review.
"The stories are set all over the globe, adding more depth and scope to the subject. I was surprised that survivor guilt was not more evident in the stories, but it didn't detract from their powerful impact. The emotional turmoil of the characters haunted me for a while after finishing each story. Grants Pass is dark, but rich. Tragedy doesn't always bring out the best in people."
They liked it with a 4 star review.
"The stories are set all over the globe, adding more depth and scope to the subject. I was surprised that survivor guilt was not more evident in the stories, but it didn't detract from their powerful impact. The emotional turmoil of the characters haunted me for a while after finishing each story. Grants Pass is dark, but rich. Tragedy doesn't always bring out the best in people."
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In a strange synergy, I was reading the SM Stirling book "A Meeting in Corvallis" at the same time. The combination made me twitchy for a few days!
"Grant's Pass" was a tasty mix of different voices. I confess my favorite is An Unkindness of Ravens. But then, Raven and I are old friends :)
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