David Boyer
Autor/a de Kings and Queens: Queers at the Prom
Obres de David Boyer
Taboo: Breaking the Rules in Christian Fiction? 1 exemplars
I Remember When, In Vincennes...: Hometown Stories From Vincennes, Indiana - Volume 1 (2019) 1 exemplars
The Guy in the Blue Shirt: Part 1 1 exemplars
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Coneixement comú
- Gènere
- male
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Estadístiques
- Obres
- 8
- També de
- 1
- Membres
- 66
- Popularitat
- #259,059
- Valoració
- 4.5
- Ressenyes
- 1
- ISBN
- 5
The author does reuse certain phrases throughout the story. He also would repeat certain character thoughts or motivations more than once. Since this is a short tale, I would have enjoyed it more if the wording had been concise with less repetition.
The ladies in this story are just romantic interests or punching bags. One of the characters has a pretty sadistic streak and he targets mostly women and most of those ladies don’t even have a name in this tale. So I would have liked a bit more gender balance.
The meat of the story centers around Jacob and his driving need for vengeance. He has let himself do some pretty questionable things in his quest to fulfill his rage. While I didn’t come to like any of the characters in this story (and I don’t think I was supposed to), I did find Jacob intriguing.
All together, the story held promise but needs some polishing.
Note: After listening to this and while looking for a website for the author, I found a very comprehensive account of this author’s plagiarism. You can read about that over on The Horror Zine. I don’t know if this tale or any part of it has been plagiarized.
The Narration: Rick Gregory must have been a cowboy in a past life because he did a great job with all the characters in this tale. His female voices were believable and each character was distinct. He needs a little polishing on his timing but mostly the narration flowed smoothly. There were no technical issues.… (més)