Atlanta Nights
Paperback, 299 pages
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The world is full of bad books written by amateurs. But why settle for the merely regrettable? Atlanta Nights is a bad book written by experts. -- T. Nielsen Hayden
Atlanta Nights is a book that could only have been produced by an author well-versed in believable storylines, set in conditions that exist today, with believable every-day characters. Accepted by a Traditional Publisher, it is certain to resonate with an audience. It fits their specialty like a glove.
All proceeds from this book go to the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America Emergency Medical Fund.
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Atlanta Nights will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It will make you laugh so hard you cry and cry so hard that you laugh or do both at the same time, creating a kind of wheezy sound. What more can you really ask for in a novel?
"Let's just say it's Differently Good"
The world is full of bad books written by amateurs. But why settle for the merely regrettable? Atlanta Nights is a bad book written by experts.
"Travis Tea," bless his nonexistent little heart, is the umbrella pseudonym of a group of professional authors and editors, mostly drawn from the SF and fantasy field, who each wrote a chapter or two in order to produce a book that superficially resembles a plausible novel, but gets worse the longer you look at it. The finished work was launched in the direction of Frederick, Maryland, where it successfully completed its mission of eliciting an offer of publication from a "traditional... More >
The world is full of bad books written by amateurs. But why settle for the merely regrettable? Atlanta Nights is a bad book written by experts.
"Travis Tea," bless his nonexistent little heart, is the umbrella pseudonym of a group of professional authors and editors, mostly drawn from the SF and fantasy field, who each wrote a chapter or two in order to produce a book that superficially resembles a plausible novel, but gets worse the longer you look at it. The finished work was launched in the direction of Frederick, Maryland, where it successfully completed its mission of eliciting an offer of publication from a "traditional... More >
"You've Ruined Me For All Other Books"
I think I shall never read again, for any other words will only pale in a very limp comparison to this, the Most Believable Book That Ever Was, the Stunning Masterpiece that caused the frontal lobe of my cerebral cortex to eject itself through my ear, go for a walk, hurl itself off a cliff, then return to me. Different than before. Not the same.
This book tackles life's greatest mysteries head-on and, I dare to say, provides a level of insight you've never seen before. I was heading for a life of despair, down the wrong path, until this book came and set me free. "She’d choked to death on a cocktail frank while watching infomercial," I read,... More >
I think I shall never read again, for any other words will only pale in a very limp comparison to this, the Most Believable Book That Ever Was, the Stunning Masterpiece that caused the frontal lobe of my cerebral cortex to eject itself through my ear, go for a walk, hurl itself off a cliff, then return to me. Different than before. Not the same.
This book tackles life's greatest mysteries head-on and, I dare to say, provides a level of insight you've never seen before. I was heading for a life of despair, down the wrong path, until this book came and set me free. "She’d choked to death on a cocktail frank while watching infomercial," I read,... More >
"Why on earth..."
would a talented, smart, dedicated, and otherwise exemplary group of people participate in a hoax of this magnitude? For a worthy cause, I suppose.
I anticipate MANY pleasant hours reading and re-reading this piece of utter dreck--trying to puzzle out which of my favorite writers to blame for each and every dreadful chapter.
I just hope I recover from the annoying twitch beneath my left eye that I developed upon reading the first three pages. Fans in the know could develop an online game of "identify-the-chapter-writer" to keep ourselves occupied for months.
I anticipate MANY pleasant hours reading and re-reading this piece of utter dreck--trying to puzzle out which of my favorite writers to blame for each and every dreadful chapter.
I just hope I recover from the annoying twitch beneath my left eye that I developed upon reading the first three pages. Fans in the know could develop an online game of "identify-the-chapter-writer" to keep ourselves occupied for months.
"a basic primer how to on what not to do"
I found a copy of this book at the free table in my local library and after recalling some buzz about it, I picked it up, took it home and read it. I must say, it's so bad it made my eyes and head hurt, yet so funny that I almost busted a gut from laughing so hard. I returned it to the library so some other person could pick it up, but left a vague note... "it's not what you think it is."
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