signalstation's review
2.0
Turns out that I'm easily thrown out of an short story when I hit a series of typographical errors. Without looking particularly hard I counted 11, which is a lot for a 35 page e-book. The perils of self-publishing, I assume.
But if you have eyes that glide right over that sort of thing, these stories make for an mildly amusing read, inserting comical anachronisms into Bible stories, highlighting familiar absurdities, etc. If it's never occurred to you that Judeo-Christian folklore is a bit silly, then there's the possibility that you'll find something novel here.
I guess I'm not recommending it, particularly. But we may be different people. You have to live your own life.
But if you have eyes that glide right over that sort of thing, these stories make for an mildly amusing read, inserting comical anachronisms into Bible stories, highlighting familiar absurdities, etc. If it's never occurred to you that Judeo-Christian folklore is a bit silly, then there's the possibility that you'll find something novel here.
I guess I'm not recommending it, particularly. But we may be different people. You have to live your own life.
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