Dark Is The Water & other wyrd tales by Susan Earlam

I received an ARC from BookSirens all opinions are my own. I’ll be interested to see what happens in Earthly Bodies, where she has a larger format to play with. I could see the genius just beyond the author’s reach. Good Pub Food (CAMRA Guides)Susan Nowak, Come Out the Wilderness: Memoir of a Black Woman ArtistEstella Conwill Majozo, Houghton Mifflin Reading Alabama. “Feathers” And “Back for Second” are the only ones I truly ruminate on. Overall there are just a handful of stories that stick with me. I felt like I should have but I was missing pieces to truly appreciate what Earlam was trying o do. 33)Susan Napier, Depraved Difference: A Detective Shakespeare Mystery. The first story “Baby” is a prime example. Gisela Hanck, What Men Live By and Other Tales:Leo Tolstoy, A Problem in Greek. There are several stories where this plays well for the story such as “Feathers.” While I wanted more information and fleshed out the back story, the ending is freedom, and to continue would ruin the story.īut several other stories are just a couple of pages and read like writing exercises instead of whole stories.

So many of them are on the precipice of greatness and she just stops. This seems like a good theme for the stories themselves. The rest is group questions, acknowledgments, and the first chapter of Earthly Bodies, her novel. Buy the eBook Dark Is The Water, & other wyrd tales by Susan Earlam online from Australias leading online eBook store. The book is shorter than it seems with the stories only taking up 81 percent.

Dark Is The Water & other wyrd tales by Susan Earlam