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Christian Do christiando — I've used the characters in this book to explain certain people to other people, something along the lines of, "He's a Sam Hamilton" or "I'll bet he's like Adam's Lee." I once suggested an acquaintance reminded me of Cathy Trask- Brett made me reconsider, suggesting that's probably the worst thing you could say about another human being. I think he's probably right.

Zhang Jerry info0b01 — This was a good book, but I didn't like it as well as the other Jodi Picoult books I had read. But, as in keeping with her books, there is a twist at the end.

Usman Daud usmandaud — This novel stretched my mind to the breaking point as an undergraduate. Love it, love it, love it.

Evgeniia Kanatova jen_art — 1st: serial, by blake crouch & jack kilborn. heh! 'bout some serial killers. some nasty business in this story, the means of one...something you may not have read elsewhere. i believe it (the method) has reached a national audience. they get theirs 2nd: the crate, stephen king. a crate is found by the janitor, a crate from june 19, 1843, if i remember rightly. and inside? heh! this story kinda goes along w/at least one, or more, of the 4 stories in full dark no stars, the theme of...misguided revenge? revenge, period? squat and mute. 3rd: the last beautiful day, brian james freeman so this guy whose wife delivered (had to deliver) a dead baby visits the hospital to take photos of the dead babies of other people. short piece. 4th: cobwebs, kealan patrick burke creepy story about old folk home...and you can't trust what you read early on...nice, hey? eye-narrator. 5th: the old ways, norman prentiss since i'm a carpenter, i liked this one...old folks home, yes, but the story takes place across the street, old house, new couple, woman takes on repairs, hubby at work...and things happen...the old from the home get involved. 6th: waiting for darkness, brian keene a one-page story...short & sweet or maybe not sweet... 7th:like lick 'em sticks, like tina fey, glen hirshberg weird story...part of that coming from the telling...or like the sailor in chekhov's story w/his eye to the hole in the wall, not seeing all or hearing all, but enough. there's other stories like this, the technique...character says a piece and the other knows what's what, but you need to keep reading to catch on...like tina fey... 8th: ghost writer in my eye, wayne allen sallee reminds me of umney's last case by stephen king...this, where the writer is involved, somehow...just exactly how, isn't clear... 9th: palisado, alan peter ryan single character, his horse in a barn, he is in a cabin, winter storm. this story is a hoot. has a kind of fantasy-element, never explained, this mystery that develops and departs...i enjoyed this one 10th: stillness, richard thomas this one seems like a post-end-of-the-world as-we-know-it story...short too...these stories play off each other? 11th: in the raw, brian hodge ex-prison works at a rendering plant...playing off the last seems like...this one....you read it and have to ask...well, was that okay, then? 12th i found a little hole, nate southard kid finds a hole in the yard w/qqc in it. 13th fallow, scott nicholson end-of-the-world story...dontcha hate that...defining qqc w/a word? but it gets a pt across. good end of world story. 14th mole, jay bonansinga a holy story. this one is creepy. something about guys in collars, demons, big and small, etc. 15th the shoes, melanie tem yes....heh heh! but...it does leave me wondering... 16th bits & pieces, lisa tuttle what the title says...bits and pieces...reminded of donald barthelme w/this one...'my father, concerned about his liver...'..... 17th trouble follows, david b silva neato...nice idea...the idea seems like it must have been "done" before, but for the life of me, i don't recall 18th keeping it in the family, robert morrish after war story ... lot of unexplained phenomena 19th it is the tale, bev vincent telling tales....remember that? if you do...who are you? 20th a special place: the heart of a dark matter, peter straub read this one in its stand-alone piece....great story. marvelous...simply marvelous...i enjoyed all the various takes on situations.

Jane Harvey hudjenya222b — Don't remember this well enough to give it a rating.