Terry Melia – Sabotage

Anthology Short Stories

Tales from the Shadow Booth Vol.4 edited by Dan Coxon

July 31, 2020July 31, 2020 Phil Olsen 0 Comments Andrew McDonnell, Charles Wilkinson, Dan Coxon, James Everington, James Machin, Jane Roberts, Lucy McKnight Hardy, Tales from the Shadow Booth, Terry Melia

–Reviewed by Terry Melia– I’ve thoroughly enjoyed previous volumes of Tales from the Shadow Booth, all edited by Dan Coxon,

Anthology Short Stories

This Dreaming Isle edited by Dan Coxon

May 4, 2019April 6, 2020 Phil Olsen Dan Coxon, horror, Terry Melia

– Reviewed by Terry Melia – Back in the 1970s, low income limited my book purchasing to second hand novels

Colonel Stierlitz by Robin Wyatt Dunn

September 29, 2017April 7, 2020 dj4twinx Big Brother, Colonel Stierlitz, James Bond, Robin Dunn, Terry Melia, Yulian Semyonov

-By Terry Melia- Imagine the text of a novella written in blocks on a Rubik’s cube. The blocks move as

Heaven’s Invention by Geoffrey Heptonstall

September 2, 2017April 7, 2020 dj4twinx Geoffrey Heptonstall, Heaven's Invention, Terry Melia

-By Terry Melia- Set in the contemporary spa city of Bath Heaven’s Invention is an intimate story weaved between the

The Man I Became by Peter Verhelst (trans. David Colmer)

August 2, 2017April 7, 2020 dj4twinx Counterpoint Arts, David Colmer, Peirene Press, Peter Verhelst, Terry Melia, The Man I Became, translation

-By Terry Melia- I loved the notice on the back page of The Man I Became: ‘Warning: this story is

We Could’ve Been Happy Here by Keith Lesmeister

May 17, 2017April 7, 2020 dj4twinx Keith Lesmeister, MG Press, Terry Melia, We Could've Been Happy Here

-By Terry Melia- We Could’ve Been Happy Here is a collection of twelve bittersweet stories, all set in contemporary Midwest