http://reading.kingrat.biz/reviews/interfictions-2-delia-sherman-christopher-barzak Books make me happy. Mon, 30 Jan 2012 12:19:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://reading.kingrat.biz/reviews/interfictions-2-delia-sherman-christopher-barzak#comment-4593 Valentines – Shira Lipkin Thu, 23 Dec 2010 17:09:18 +0000 http://reading.kingrat.biz/?p=1389#comment-4593 [...] KingRat says: “The girl in the story has problems with her memory, and it takes her partially out of the real world. She takes notes on everything and files them in an attempt to make sense of reality. Three similar waiters, all with variations on the name Valentine are subjects of her notes. Really good job of imparting a sense of confusion and impermanence. Really identified with her struggles with making sense of the notes in her filing system and a nice connection between the Valentines and when her filing system falls apart.” [...] [...] KingRat says: “The girl in the story has problems with her memory, and it takes her partially out of the real world. She takes notes on everything and files them in an attempt to make sense of reality. Three similar waiters, all with variations on the name Valentine are subjects of her notes. Really good job of imparting a sense of confusion and impermanence. Really identified with her struggles with making sense of the notes in her filing system and a nice connection between the Valentines and when her filing system falls apart.” [...]

]]> http://reading.kingrat.biz/reviews/interfictions-2-delia-sherman-christopher-barzak#comment-3565 Interfictions 2 is Fantasy? ¦ The Interstitial Arts Foundation Wed, 03 Mar 2010 17:26:07 +0000 http://reading.kingrat.biz/?p=1389#comment-3565 [...] label since many of the stories include fantastic elements that are common to the fantasy genre. In another review by King Rat, he says, “The content seemed to be consistently playing with the boundaries between fantasy and [...] [...] label since many of the stories include fantastic elements that are common to the fantasy genre. In another review by King Rat, he says, “The content seemed to be consistently playing with the boundaries between fantasy and [...]

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