Sí, ya sé que está muy mal, que es tramposo que yo califique este libro, pero me he acostumbrado a anotar aquí los libros que voy leyendo (o releyendo) y hoy le toca a este; o mejor dicho a la relectura en español (en una excelente traducción de Marta Lila Murillo) de la novela de Caitlín R. Kier...
Marked it as read, but this will remain one of the few books I decided actually not to finish. I expect some kind of introspective fantasy, but got rambling of delusional woman on literal chase of ghost on brick of her own mental breakdown. I tried hard, really hard to read it through and get mys...
I find Caitlin R. Kiernan's novels to be compelling and deliciously creepy, but this one was a disappointment especially in light of her supernatural masterpiece The Red Tree. I often found myself wondering what the point of this story was, or why I was feeling so bored. I wanted the focal point ...
This was one of the best horror novels I've ever read. Before this novel I’d read two of Kiernan's short stories and was very impressed by both. This is a disturbing novel, ultimately very scary at times with a brooding, melancholy undercurrent to it. The last chapter is just devastating stuff...
A concise novel, this is not. But that's what I love about Kiernan's writing: she lets the main character ramble in a stream-of-consciousness style while maintaining my interest in the story. This is an impressive skill that should not be overlooked.The story itself is creepy but not overtly terr...
I got this comic for my birthday, and though very much intrigued, I was completely unfamiliar with it. On some level, I still am. This is a very poetic comic in many ways; the Southern drawl, the Bible verses and the dramatic drawing style go remarkably well together. However, it's a story that w...
Several years after the events in Threshold, Chance and Deacon have married. They're looking ahead to the future, trying to put the past behind them. But new nightmares await them as a woman with a need for violence enters their lives. And something even worse has followed her...
5 Stars... Caitlin Kiernan is one of my very favorite authors, she pretty much had me hooked when I read her for the first time (The Red Tree). This book is the sequel to Silk, a horror masterpiece that is a character driven novel that is filled with monsters, demons, angels, and lots of nasty s...