'Always Say Treat’ by Christopher Nadeau crosses Halloween with Shirley Jackson’s ‘The Lottery’ to give a
hellish version of every horror fan’s favourite festival, one made all the more minatory and disturbing
by what is not said or revealed.
Monday, March 18, 2013
An Unexpected Review.
As I've often written, it's the stories I consider throwaways that often grarner the most unexpected praise. In this case, my Halloween-themed "Always Say Treat," available to be absorbed and dissected in the A Feast of Frights anthology. Black Static Magazine wrote the following in its review:
hellish version of every horror fan’s favourite festival, one made all the more minatory and disturbing
by what is not said or revealed.
hellish version of every horror fan’s favourite festival, one made all the more minatory and disturbing
by what is not said or revealed.
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1 comment:
Congrats on an interesting insightful review.
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