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2.0 out of 5 stars
not far enough,
By jan erik storebø (norway) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Man-Wolf and Other Tales (Hardcover)
this books contains a few stories, the largest and best being man-wolf, the others are by the way completely uninteresting. they are gothic in style. man-wolf has a good plot, though simple. descriptions are good. but it doesn't go far enough and is filled with unnecessary stuff, like most gothic tales. something strange is going around in a castle. a nobleman is experiencing personality change. it could have been good. it becomes mediocre
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The Man-Wolf and Other Tales by Alexandre Chatrian (Hardcover - Aug 2005)
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