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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. ...As I mentioned earlier, I thought almost all of these stories were very well written from a technical point of view. They were very well paced in particular. Structured so as not to give the twist of the story away too early. The tone of most of them is very dark though, making When the Great Days Come a somewhat depressing read. That being said, I like the way in which Dozois delivers the punch of his stories. The endings are often ambiguous, yet fit the tales perfectly. They leave the reader to mull over the larger theme of the story, rather than the fate of the main character as often as not. Some readers may find his style a bit verbose at some points but that was not something that bothered me in any of these stories. When the Great Days Come is a great collection. It took me longer than I expected to make my way though it, but is was reading time well spent. Full Random Comments review geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
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By turns haunting and humorous, Dozois's acclaimed short fiction is finally collected in a definitive edition of his work, proving that he is not just one of the field's best editors of short fiction, but one of its best writers as well. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Rating is for some graphic sexual episodes (unnecessary, IMO).
I especially liked: Counterfactual, The Hanging Curve, When the Great Days Came, The Peacemaker, A Special Kind of Morning, Morning Child.
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"Knight was a clone of "The Lady of the Tiger"; "Community" showed the lefts idea of religions tyranny, as usual not recognizing their own face in it; "Dinner Party" may have been inspired by the Kent State killings; "Dream at Noonday" was a Vietnam-era story set as SF, in the vein of "All Quiet on the Western Front," "Red Badge of Courage" etc., and "Morning Child" was an SF retro-war Armageddon story, but not milfic - the agemorphing was extremely well done; "Kingdom" was a psychotic Poe story (obviously).