Manifesto of Neo-Decadence

At Gestalt Mash.

Sylvow Reviewed

Douglas Thompson’s Sylvow received an enthusiastic review at Rising Shadow.

Quote:

“If you’re fed up with mainstream science fiction, Sylvow will offer you a different kind of reading experience, because it’s a weird and fascinating combination of horror, science fiction, environmental issues and philosophical elements. Sylvow is one of the weirdest books I’ve read, but it’s weird in a good way.”

Solar Bridge reviews Unpleasant Tales

The review is here, and says in part:

“As it is, the writing in these stories is such that, rather than simply being shocking, or gory, there is a real sense depth to the characters and the situations. Though, often, you may be unnerved by the behaviour of one or another of the characters – and much of it is shocking –  it is believable and consistent with what you have already read. Whilst many of these stories are visceral, nothing that transpires feels arbitrary or cheap.”

Blogcritics on Unpleasant Tales

Gordon Hauptfleisch at Blogcritics gives a very positive, in-depth review of Unpleasant Tales.

Unpleasant Tales reviewed

Ros Jackson says many nice things about Unpleasant Tales at Warpcore SF.