THE END OF THE WORLD It's the End of Days, the time when all life on Earth will vanish. Whether by a stray comet, a virus, our sun going nova, or a tidal wave so large it dwarfs the sky, sooner or later it will happen. The odds are simply stacked too high against us for it not to. So where will you be when the end time comes? Will you survive? Or will you become just another bloated body floating in a sea of despair. In this, the second apocalyptic anthology, stories such as these, tales where man is on his last legs, the world now over, will show you the way to salvation. So hurry, while there's still time, and read these stories quickly, for tomorrow may not come . . . ever. With stories by: THE HOLE IN THE SKY BY ERIC GRIZZLE BEGINNING OF DAYS BY WILLIAM WOOD, PARENTING ICE WORLD BY MICHAEL C. PENNINGTON, CRUCIFIX BY DAMEION BECKNELL, SEA OF GLASS BY MICHAEL D. GRIFFITHS, WHEN THE SUN COMES UP BY L.B. GODDARD, THE FESTIVAL OF JEHOVAH BY TIM CURRAN, SOUNDS OF THUNDER BY DIANNE REES, THE PROPHET BY BRENT KNOWLES, BELOW THE BELT BY DAVID PERLMUTTER, DELUGE BY ANTHONY GIANGREGORIO, THE NUANCES OF DISASSEMBLY BY TONY SCHAAB, EXTINCTION BY SHERRI GAMBINO, THE SKY IS FALLING BY KEITH ADAM LUETHKE, FROZEN HEARTS BY JESSY MARIE ROBERTS, THE LAST ONE BY ANTHONY GIANGREGORIO, ALL DEAD, ALL DEAD BY KELLY M. HUDSON
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A largely entertaining anthology from a collection of new authors...
Dec 22 2009
By B. Dougherty
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For being comprised almost entirely of authors whose previous printed work credentials are seemingly minimal, the collection of stories in this book is largely well-written and entertaining. Some standout stories include:
-->"Sea of Glass" by Michael D. Griffiths: the story is intelligently written and doesn't feel the need to provide every little detail for the reader, leaving us to make our own opinions and assumptions on some of the important ideas. Well-worded depictions of the "crystallized" deaths of the characters illustrate these sequences very effectively.
-->"The Nuances of Disassembly" by Tony Schaab: this is the most unique story in the entire book. The other authors take a very straightforward approach to how the world ends, telling stories from the point of view of various survivors; without giving too much away, this story is told from the approach of a non-Earth-based observer, and Schaab tactfully combines moments of wit, insight, emotion, and comedy to easily keep his readers captivated and help his readers see our world in a whole new way. A very well-constructed story from start to finish.
-->"Deluge" and "The Last One" by Anthony Giangregorio: these two stories were written by the editor of this book, who is also the author of numerous other full-length novels. His style is very evident here, and there is never a dull moment in any of Giangregorio's writings, these two stories definitely included.
All in all, this is a book that is well worth they money spent. You get a look at some promising new writers, and get to hear many different ways how the world might end - a win-win if you are looking for something new and exciting to read!
-->"Sea of Glass" by Michael D. Griffiths: the story is intelligently written and doesn't feel the need to provide every little detail for the reader, leaving us to make our own opinions and assumptions on some of the important ideas. Well-worded depictions of the "crystallized" deaths of the characters illustrate these sequences very effectively.
-->"The Nuances of Disassembly" by Tony Schaab: this is the most unique story in the entire book. The other authors take a very straightforward approach to how the world ends, telling stories from the point of view of various survivors; without giving too much away, this story is told from the approach of a non-Earth-based observer, and Schaab tactfully combines moments of wit, insight, emotion, and comedy to easily keep his readers captivated and help his readers see our world in a whole new way. A very well-constructed story from start to finish.
-->"Deluge" and "The Last One" by Anthony Giangregorio: these two stories were written by the editor of this book, who is also the author of numerous other full-length novels. His style is very evident here, and there is never a dull moment in any of Giangregorio's writings, these two stories definitely included.
All in all, this is a book that is well worth they money spent. You get a look at some promising new writers, and get to hear many different ways how the world might end - a win-win if you are looking for something new and exciting to read!
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The End of Tomorrow
April 26 2010
By DT Hatchell
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A nice collection of 17 stories by 16 different writers, dealing with the ultimate demise of mankind.
"The Hole in The Sky", by Edward Grizzle was a wonderful story that left me at peace. Not many end of the world stories can do that.
"The Nuances of Disassembly", by Tony Schaab, not only has one of the best titles of a story ever, but from a perspective seldom explored.
I enjoyed the book so much I ordered End of Days 1.
"The Hole in The Sky", by Edward Grizzle was a wonderful story that left me at peace. Not many end of the world stories can do that.
"The Nuances of Disassembly", by Tony Schaab, not only has one of the best titles of a story ever, but from a perspective seldom explored.
I enjoyed the book so much I ordered End of Days 1.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Enjoyable read
Dec 15 2010
By Jimmy Green
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The nice thing about short stories is simply the variety and knowing if you hit a bad story it's over soon enough. Fortunately most of the stories in End of Days:2 were fairly good. The books a little thin in pages for the cost but otherwise a good read.
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