Stephen Hise
Auteur de Bad Book
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Œuvres de Stephen Hise
Triple Dog Dare 3 exemplaires
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- Stephen Hise is the founder and co-administrator of the multi-author multi-national superblog Indies Unlimited. An avid supporter of the indie author movement, he launched the site in October, 2011, as a platform to celebrate independent authors, promote networking among and between authors and readers, and to showcase the dazzling array of talent in the indie author community. Visit http://www.IndiesUnlimited.com.
Hise is an Arizona-based independent author and consultant. He has been involved in technical writing and fiction for many years. He is the author of the novel, Upgrade, a contributor to the short story anthology, Creepier by the Dozen, and contributing author with K.S. Brooks and JD Mader to the multi-genre satire, Bad Book. He is currently involved in multiple collaborative projects with other indie authors.
You can find Stephen Hise's website at: http://StephenHise.com.
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If you ever thought that a collaboration between three authors might be a dodgy, even risky, enterprise, think again. Put three gifted, funny, witty, and clever authors together, and you get an utter gem of a book.
There’s a clue in the title – it is a baaaaad book; it’s rollicking good fun and laugh-out-loud hilarious. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Our hero, Case, is – well, he’s really just your typical, run-of-the-mill hitch-hiker of literary genres and he glides from one to the other, hopefully, optimistically, sometimes painfully, and he finds himself traversing horror, sci-fi, and westerns, to name but a few, always cheekily, saucily and a little bit tongue-in-cheek. To say you’ll get mouth-ache from a permanent grin on your face is an understatement of an understatement.
Brooks, Hise and Mader complement each other to a tee and bring to the table their individual brand of humour, satire, and whimsicality and seamlessly braid their talents into a masterpiece.
Case tickled my fancy from start to finish and the end of the book came with disappointment. Where was I going to get my permagrin from now?
Excellent – highly recommended.… (plus d'informations)
There’s a clue in the title – it is a baaaaad book; it’s rollicking good fun and laugh-out-loud hilarious. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Our hero, Case, is – well, he’s really just your typical, run-of-the-mill hitch-hiker of literary genres and he glides from one to the other, hopefully, optimistically, sometimes painfully, and he finds himself traversing horror, sci-fi, and westerns, to name but a few, always cheekily, saucily and a little bit tongue-in-cheek. To say you’ll get mouth-ache from a permanent grin on your face is an understatement of an understatement.
Brooks, Hise and Mader complement each other to a tee and bring to the table their individual brand of humour, satire, and whimsicality and seamlessly braid their talents into a masterpiece.
Case tickled my fancy from start to finish and the end of the book came with disappointment. Where was I going to get my permagrin from now?
Excellent – highly recommended.… (plus d'informations)
Excellent. I really enjoyed it. It would have been nice to see slightly more character development, but as of the length and subject matter, this was perhaps difficult
I was expecting slightly more from the ending as previous reviews made quite a lot of reference to it. It was unexpected though, although it did seem slightly out of character.
Highly recommended.
I look forward to reading more work of Mr Hise.
I was expecting slightly more from the ending as previous reviews made quite a lot of reference to it. It was unexpected though, although it did seem slightly out of character.
Highly recommended.
I look forward to reading more work of Mr Hise.
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 5
- Membres
- 21
- Popularité
- #570,576
- Évaluation
- 4.4
- Critiques
- 3
- ISBN
- 4
I liked Stephen’s style – I found it sophisticated, and easy-flowing and I had a laugh-out-loud moment when he used a very analogical adjective which was perfect for the situation being described – ‘Clintonian’. It was brilliantly apt!
There was certainly a very serious moral to this excellent story – be very, very careful what you wish for.… (plus d'informations)