Showing posts with label Grimm Tales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grimm Tales. Show all posts

Friday, March 8, 2013

TeamNerd Reviews: Grimm Tales


While surfing the net, I found a very detailed review of Grimm Tales via the TeamNerd Review blog. I had a  story in this anthology, Divided We Stand.. A lot of the stories took it to the chin, but some seemed to really impress. The main complaint was the overuse of Hansel and Gretel, which I can certainly understand,  but the authors had no idea which fairy tale the others were choosing. My take from the beginning was to try and use one that I thought no one else would use, so  in that respect, I lucked out. As I read through each story review, I was cringing waiting to see what was in store for my story. But, I was somewhat spared.

Divided We Stand

Author: Sean Patrick Reardon

Mini-Review: This short read like a scene from within an already ongoing scene. It’s hard to wrap your head around what the hell is going on until closer to the end. The ending was good though.

Anyway, you can see the full review and check out the TeanNerd Review blog ( which is a really cool site) 

Thursday, December 22, 2011

17 GRIMM TALES for your e-reader

John Kenyon, who is the brains behind the way cool print mag and online site,"GRIFT", has announced that Untreed Reads has e-published GRIMM TALES. 17 crime themed stories inspired by classic fairytales.

GRIMM TALES is  available at Untreed Reads site HERE, as well as Amazon, B&N, and the Apple iBookstore.

Ken Bruen, who wrote the forward for GRIMM TALES says:

"The stories all display not only marvellous invention, turning the whole concept of fairytales on its mysterious head, but breathing new life into a genre that has become, if not familiar, certainly stale".

Along with the other 16 excellent writers who have stories in this collection, I am happy to say that my story "Divided We Stand" is also included. 

So, if you do decide to check it out, and maybe even buy it, I hope you enjoy it and sincerely thank you for giving it a read.