BOOK REVIEW | FAKE SOMEBODIES, REAL NOBODIES | E. C. HANSON
ABOUT THE BOOK Hanson’s debut collection and first novella received praise from Scream Magazine, Kirkus Reviews, and Phantasmagoria Magazine. This collection of previously published stories highlights how public facades mask internal despair. Two brothers invite the wrath of seagulls. A young girl befriends a monster during a snowstorm. A liquid entity invades a school and takes no prisoners. A teenager uses witch hysteria against her parents. Tales like these make up the contents of FAKE SOMEBODIES, REAL NOBODIES. “Hanson has written a collection of stories that uninhibitedly go for the throat with just enough Twilight Zone to keep you guessing. Beware of paper cuts as you rip through this one.” -Caleb Ryan Jones (@the_bookeyman) REVIEW Got say, I really enjoyed this creepy little collection of stories that are reminiscent of Robert Aickman. The stories themselves vary in length from a paragraph or two to a number of pages. However, this means that they succinc...
