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Oh, Awesome! VOYA Reviewed Night Calls in the HP edition!
Honestly, I'm so excited I must sound like Seanan McGuire, so please forgive--I was hoping to attract some good library reviews for Night Calls, and thanks to Abe Books, I have discovered that they reviewed Night Calls when it first came out from HarperPrism, back in the day. Abe Books had a snip up:
"The underlying horror...builds slowly and inexorably to an exciting climax. Nordic superstitions and spirits combined with unusual ways to combat the supernatural make this a unique read for horror fans."
Rochelle M. Bilz, Voya, October 1996
Here's hoping it is accurate, so I can use it for the POD cover.
Wheeee!
I think I need to hit the library in search of back issues of VOYA and Locus. There might be some good Kindred Rites reviews out there, in the mists of time. We now return to regular life!
http://bit.ly/NightCalls
"The underlying horror...builds slowly and inexorably to an exciting climax. Nordic superstitions and spirits combined with unusual ways to combat the supernatural make this a unique read for horror fans."
Rochelle M. Bilz, Voya, October 1996
Here's hoping it is accurate, so I can use it for the POD cover.
Wheeee!
I think I need to hit the library in search of back issues of VOYA and Locus. There might be some good Kindred Rites reviews out there, in the mists of time. We now return to regular life!
http://bit.ly/NightCalls