Read in August, 2010
As a publisher of an established literary magazine, novels, short story collections, and poetry books, it is unusual for me to be able to sit down with a book and enjoy it without being conditionally forced to see the strings of structure, regardless of how well the writer performs their art. For me, Ami Blackwelder's book 'The Hunted of 2060' was a refreshing adventure - often scary, but also funny - an effortless read but with all the complexities and subtle nuances that a reader longs for when searching for life's treasured tales.
- MATTHEW WARD
Skive Magazine, & Mary Celeste Press(less)
- MATTHEW WARD
Skive Magazine, & Mary Celeste Press(less)
