| Author: | Teri-Louise Kelly | ISBN: | 9781476190648 |
| Publisher: | Robert Cettl | Publication: | August 5, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Teri-Louise Kelly |
| ISBN: | 9781476190648 |
| Publisher: | Robert Cettl |
| Publication: | August 5, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Teri Louise Kelly’s foray into supernatural fantasy cum black humour is a deviation many had long expected.
The dark side of this genre and gender bending author has long been known. But here, in A Double Pass to Aberration we witness Kelly toying playfully with vampires and zombies in alternative ways in two humour-laced genre and gender-bending tales.
.
In the first tale, The Mortician’s Kiss, Kelly adheres to the traditional Stoker formula of old houses, disease, wily cannibal doctors and blood-sucking countesses but throws in lesbianism as inducement. In the second, Standing on a Bridge with Richey Edwards, Kelly leaps into the present, the present of council estate tedium, pop culture and ridiculousness; juxtaposing the reincarnation of the Manic Street Preacher’s suicided lead singer with bathtub existence and life on the dole.
Both different, both enchanting, Kelly’s mind warp continues to expand along a bent curvature.
Try her and see for yourself: push the door, begin; after all, the first step is not the hardest, the last is.
Teri Louise Kelly’s foray into supernatural fantasy cum black humour is a deviation many had long expected.
The dark side of this genre and gender bending author has long been known. But here, in A Double Pass to Aberration we witness Kelly toying playfully with vampires and zombies in alternative ways in two humour-laced genre and gender-bending tales.
.
In the first tale, The Mortician’s Kiss, Kelly adheres to the traditional Stoker formula of old houses, disease, wily cannibal doctors and blood-sucking countesses but throws in lesbianism as inducement. In the second, Standing on a Bridge with Richey Edwards, Kelly leaps into the present, the present of council estate tedium, pop culture and ridiculousness; juxtaposing the reincarnation of the Manic Street Preacher’s suicided lead singer with bathtub existence and life on the dole.
Both different, both enchanting, Kelly’s mind warp continues to expand along a bent curvature.
Try her and see for yourself: push the door, begin; after all, the first step is not the hardest, the last is.
