You get tricked by these stories, by the voices; by the way the sentences deliver themselves to your eyes, and ears. Someone is talking, someone you feel like you know, someone who is certainly not a threat, and suddenly you find yourself sitting with that someone, one of Paul’s people, in a nondescript caf�, a […]

This is an interesting body of work, well written and at times intriguing. The author opens All The Lights… with a fairly heartfelt introduction about himself and the stories. The first story is Iodine, which takes a little time to get to the nub of the tale which is the main character, Grant, hasn’t been […]