Quakes and Storms: A Natural Disaster Anthology
Paperback, 251 pages
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Edited by Macey Baggett Wuesthoff and Nickolaus A. Pacione
All proceeds of this anthology will be donated to the American Red Cross: Featuring stories by Erin MacKay, Trent Roman, Shana K. Dines, Everette Bell, Stephen C. Hallin, Jeff Skinner, Marisa Low, Esther Spurrill, Melyssa G. Sprott, and Anna Reinholz. Stories ranging from horror to Literary Fiction. In the memory of a Literary Fiction genuis, Gerald Grimmett, Nickolaus brought these authors together for an anthology that helps those who've lost loved ones in the Tsunami and other natural disasters. Tornadoes, Earthquakes, Snowstorms, and other natural diasters are documented in this anthology of fiction and nonfiction. Featuring new stories from both editors. Horror, Science Fiction, Literary Fiction, and Nonfiction authors brought together to help the victims of various natural disasters abroad and in this country.
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"Pass on This One"
The introduction to this book is a rambling, incoherent, and ungrammatical mass, and the back cover copy is even worse. Lines like, "Do not photocopy...the contents of this publication unless given kind permission is given by the authors or editors involed with the project" and, "Proceeds of this anthology goes..." are but a couple of examples.
The stories range in quality, but I thought four stood out as better than the rest – “As Lost as a Northwest Alabamian in a Snowstorm” (non-fiction/essay), "Half the Storm", "Just Passing Through" and "Peas in a Pod".
By far the worst stories are "Utica, Illinois" and “Flood Memoir”... More >
The introduction to this book is a rambling, incoherent, and ungrammatical mass, and the back cover copy is even worse. Lines like, "Do not photocopy...the contents of this publication unless given kind permission is given by the authors or editors involed with the project" and, "Proceeds of this anthology goes..." are but a couple of examples.
The stories range in quality, but I thought four stood out as better than the rest – “As Lost as a Northwest Alabamian in a Snowstorm” (non-fiction/essay), "Half the Storm", "Just Passing Through" and "Peas in a Pod".
By far the worst stories are "Utica, Illinois" and “Flood Memoir”... More >
"Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I got blurbs "
What are you doing, man? This review is almost a year old and you're still bitching about pirated copies. Let's face it, there's been copies of your work floating around the Net for years, and released by you. So just relax.
"Re: fuck off Shadowtron"
I pointed you to a photo, nothingmore. Your incompetence is what lead to the actual copyright violation. Check your sources, my friend.
I guess some of you leaving the bad reviews actually set the match to the book on youtube.com (I know some of you Hilter's are behind it.) Each author did a good job with their stories, my own story gained me a nickname that I a have a hard time living up. David Lee Sumers said this of me, "What H.P. Lovecraft does with the supernatural, Nickolaus Pacione does with natural disasters."
"a friendly wager."
This is the most abusive review I've seen on here and I will get you pulled from here. If you don't like an anthology project, why don't you create your own? You got the account on here now do one and see how it turns out. Since you like to steal my work, I suggest you do an anthology with your new found friend in Koalin.
A land hurricane is when the winds are strong and they are the same force winds as a hurricane. This is something I encountered living in Iowa. Those of you who give the malicious reviews of the book. I have one question, have you even read the book without taking a steamer on the thing. Utica is one an editor read as I was doing the... More >
This is the most abusive review I've seen on here and I will get you pulled from here. If you don't like an anthology project, why don't you create your own? You got the account on here now do one and see how it turns out. Since you like to steal my work, I suggest you do an anthology with your new found friend in Koalin.
A land hurricane is when the winds are strong and they are the same force winds as a hurricane. This is something I encountered living in Iowa. Those of you who give the malicious reviews of the book. I have one question, have you even read the book without taking a steamer on the thing. Utica is one an editor read as I was doing the... More >
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