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Amber D. Sistla

Auteur van Obligations of a Cobalt Hue

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Werken van Amber D. Sistla

Obligations of a Cobalt Hue (2011) 15 exemplaren
Going Somewhere Else (2011) 14 exemplaren
A Place to Call Home (Break Bites) (2011) 8 exemplaren
Homo Sylvanus (Break Bites) (2008) 7 exemplaren
The Day Nobody Died (2011) 5 exemplaren
Going Somewhere Else and Other Stories (2011) 4 exemplaren
An Apple a Day Keeps the Dragon Away (Break Bites) (2011) 4 exemplaren
The Opposite of Defeating (2011) 3 exemplaren
Just Play The Game (2011) 3 exemplaren
Other Roads (2012) 3 exemplaren
The Light of Other Moons (Science Fiction Short Story Collections) (2012) 2 exemplaren
Winter Whispers (Break Bites) (2011) 2 exemplaren
His Last Duchess (Break Bites) (2011) 2 exemplaren
Flotsam and Fool (Break Bites) (2011) 2 exemplaren
Open the Door (2011) 1 exemplaar
Not The Chosen One 1 exemplaar
Flotsam and Fool 1 exemplaar
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Going Somewhere Else (a Break Bites story) door Amber D. Sistla
This was a short story of about 1,000 words. There wasn’t much space to build up the story of “A space explorer prepares for a journey that will never end,” as the description suggests, at least not in a fully literal way. What took place in this short time was more an exploration into the reasoning behind the narrator’s impending journey.

Aside from the mention of the main character’s coming journey, and some other futuristic technology, this was a mostly literary story to me. I would have enjoyed a little more sci-fi in there. More story off of this would have been great, yet on its own, I feel it’s also a complete story. The author used this man’s mission as another way to solidify the main theme into the story.

It was short, and got right to the point. I think it was enough to want to see what else Sistla can do with her words.… (meer)
 
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Robert.Zimmermann | Oct 7, 2013 |
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