· Sometimes we have the delight of authors reaching out as they love the Feed My Reads community and want to give them a little something and this is exactly the case with Jack Croxall who reached out to provide a short story to us for everyone to be able to read for free! Review copy kindly donated by author and GR friend Jack Croxall This collection of flash fiction is so short that it can be read in one sitting, but it is proof that stories don t have to be long to be good They catch and hold the reader s interest We hear from a variety of narrators There is a blend of tones and moods that come through as well. · I don’t want to give too much away, but here’s a little snapshot from each story: 1. Guardian angel. This is an uplifting tale that highlights that things are not always as bad as they seem. When all 2. Rose Root. This a haunting tale about a rumoured ghost. .
Includes the eFestival of Words Best Short Story, X. Jack Croxall is a most industrious chap. He trained as an Environmental Scientist and now utilses his sciencey knowledge in his YA fiction and other writing adventures. His latest YA publication, Six Short Stories, is a collection of, well, six short stories does what it says on the tin. EFMJ2 - Download and read Six Short Stories book by Jack Croxall online in PDF, EPub, Mobi, Kindle and other supported format. Book Details. X is a post-apocalyptic short story from Jack Croxall, author of the Tethers trilogy. Praise for X A luminous, captivating tale perfect for giving you one of those reading "moments". - Liz Loves Books I was left with a genuine shiver down my spine. - D.M. Cain, author of The Phoenix Project. GENRE.
Review of Six Short Stories by Jack Croxall This book is a delight to read and written with the high quality that you come to expect from Jacks wonderful imaginative bltadwin.ru story is a treat itself, and a good length so you can dip in and read one to break up the more mundane tasks of the day.I was already a fan of Jacks last story ‘X’. Review copy kindly donated by author and GR friend Jack Croxall This collection of flash fiction is so short that it can be read in one sitting, but it is proof that stories don t have to be long to be good They catch and hold the reader s interest We hear from a variety of narrators There is a blend of tones and moods that come through as well. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars. The December Awethology: Dark Volume. by. Jack Croxall (Goodreads Author), Jennifer Deese (Goodreads Author), Rebecca McCray. really liked it avg rating — 10 ratings — published — 3 editions. Want to Read.
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