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A review by marlobo
Crack the Darkest Sky Wide Open by Abigail Roux, TJ Klune, Eric Arvin, S.J.D. Peterson, Jason Huffman-Black, S.A. McAuley
3.0
All authors are obviously skilled, the general writing style is very good, but the supposed darkness isn't reached for all stories. in my humble opinion. A pair of tales are sad and tear-jerked but I wouldn't describe them as dark
The Demon of Jericho by [a:Eric Arvin|414286|Eric Arvin|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1258328920p2/414286.jpg]- 2 stars
A dark fantasy with which I was unable to connect.
A Cruel Thing by [a:Abigail Roux|1122775|Abigail Roux|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1352338424p2/1122775.jpg] - 3 stars
One of the above-mentioned sad stories. a classic tale about love and heroism during World War II. I cried my eyes out.
Wrong by [a:S.J.D. Peterson|4563849|S.J.D. Peterson|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1341316841p2/4563849.jpg] - 4 stars
The most powerful story. Implacable, far from any complacent cliché. No Redemption Here.
Anguish by [a:Jason Huffman-Black|5041057|Jason Huffman-Black|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1317437894p2/5041057.jpg]- 2 stars
Uh? A metaphorical visión of the End? of one end? I don't know, but it didn't work for me.
The Hotel Luz by [a:S.A. McAuley|5842140|S.A. McAuley|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1593574494p2/5842140.jpg] - 2 stars
This left me indifferent. Additionally I think that's the most alien story regarding the general theme.
John & Jackie by [a:T.J. Klune|5073330|T.J. Klune|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1546275989p2/5073330.jpg] - 2.5 stars
The second sad story. It was a little more than okay; maybe a little bit stagy and a little too sentimental for my tastes.
The Demon of Jericho by [a:Eric Arvin|414286|Eric Arvin|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1258328920p2/414286.jpg]- 2 stars
A dark fantasy with which I was unable to connect.
A Cruel Thing by [a:Abigail Roux|1122775|Abigail Roux|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1352338424p2/1122775.jpg] - 3 stars
One of the above-mentioned sad stories. a classic tale about love and heroism during World War II. I cried my eyes out.
Wrong by [a:S.J.D. Peterson|4563849|S.J.D. Peterson|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1341316841p2/4563849.jpg] - 4 stars
The most powerful story. Implacable, far from any complacent cliché. No Redemption Here.
Anguish by [a:Jason Huffman-Black|5041057|Jason Huffman-Black|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1317437894p2/5041057.jpg]- 2 stars
Uh? A metaphorical visión of the End? of one end? I don't know, but it didn't work for me.
The Hotel Luz by [a:S.A. McAuley|5842140|S.A. McAuley|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1593574494p2/5842140.jpg] - 2 stars
This left me indifferent. Additionally I think that's the most alien story regarding the general theme.
John & Jackie by [a:T.J. Klune|5073330|T.J. Klune|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1546275989p2/5073330.jpg] - 2.5 stars
The second sad story. It was a little more than okay; maybe a little bit stagy and a little too sentimental for my tastes.