A review by caffeinatedbibliophile
Infernal Ink Magazine (vol. 3 issue 1 for January 2014) by Peter Gilbert, Dave Lipscomb, Anton Cancre, Rob Bliss, Michael Schutz-Ryan, Hydra M. Star, Robin Wyatt Dunn, Saranna DeWylde, Michael Schutz, Christopher Hivner, Giovanni Valentino, Robert Lowell Russell, Shaun Avery, Bosley Gravel, Robert Leuthold, Roger Leatherwood
3.0
I received this book through a goodreads First Reads giveaway.
This collection was unlike any other collection of stories and poetry I've ever read. I liked some of them (The Lay of Dumah, Lidiya, Visiting Rites), but overall they just weren't "my thing." I'm not sure what it was, because I usually really like the strange and gorey. A couple of the stories read like the author was trying too hard or something.
I didn't hate it, and I will probably check out other issues of Infernal Ink, but this one was pretty forgetable for me.g
This collection was unlike any other collection of stories and poetry I've ever read. I liked some of them (The Lay of Dumah, Lidiya, Visiting Rites), but overall they just weren't "my thing." I'm not sure what it was, because I usually really like the strange and gorey. A couple of the stories read like the author was trying too hard or something.
I didn't hate it, and I will probably check out other issues of Infernal Ink, but this one was pretty forgetable for me.g