Short Story Review!
Author: The Behrg
Rating: ★★★★
Publisher: Pricks Like Thorn Media
Page Count: 35
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Synopsis:
Girl on the Train, Girl on Fire, Girl in the Ice …
Having the word “Girl” in a title almost guarantees a bestseller these days. But for this Girl, finding a title to her story will force her to go between the Lines, into a realm of unimaginable possibility.
The only real question is, will she make it back out alive?
“The Girl Who Couldn’t Come up With an Original Title” is a dark literary short story about death and life and the short distance between.
This edition also includes the bonus short story "Reluctance."
Having the word “Girl” in a title almost guarantees a bestseller these days. But for this Girl, finding a title to her story will force her to go between the Lines, into a realm of unimaginable possibility.
The only real question is, will she make it back out alive?
“The Girl Who Couldn’t Come up With an Original Title” is a dark literary short story about death and life and the short distance between.
This edition also includes the bonus short story "Reluctance."
My Thoughts:
I was sent an Ecopy by the author in exchange for an honest review.
There is two short stories included in this book "The Girl who couldn't come up with a Title" and "Reluctance" both this stories are very dark and deal with two characters who are very depressed and are fighting their inner demons.
There is two short stories included in this book "The Girl who couldn't come up with a Title" and "Reluctance" both this stories are very dark and deal with two characters who are very depressed and are fighting their inner demons.
I really liked that the author dove into this
very dark topic that many go through on a daily basis and a topic who many try
to avoid when it comes up in conversation and he also executed it so brilliantly . So, many things were expressed with
so little words and I really liked it; these short stories really left an
impact on me and made me wonder how many people that I know go through these feelings on a daily basis and put up a happy front. I feel like this is a topic that should be written about more and I'm glad this author was very real with his stories. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a short story
that tackles a very dark topic.
-SandraTheBookWorm
