Tainted Steel
Tales of the Weird and Woeful
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Narrated by:
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Danny Montooth
About this listen
Laid out upon these frail leaves is a banquet of delectable misfortunes and savory tragedies. Partake of these melancholy morsels of bile and brine, of wrath and regret. Sample vintages of fermented tears and distilled blood. Lick the sharp edges of cursed blades, and nibble frail hopes set on platters of tarnished silver. Strange sorrows warp the palette of perception and bring about subtle ruin and uncanny vigor. Indulge in the filling robustness of Tainted Steel.
- Asmodeus and the Swordsman
- The Magick Sword That Slays Tyrants
- The Red Glade
- Locks of Sif
- Humphrey's Letter
- Bonsai Treant
- His Favorite Story
- The Pink Flower of Saint Zenobie
- An Assassin's Honeymoon
- The Man with Twelve Fingers
- You and John and the Snake
- The Apple's Journey (by Cassandra Lee Hollingsworth)
- Repunae
- When River Fought Sea
- Black Hole Constellation
- The Hare's Revenge
- Piasa: Rite of Talons
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- J Smith
- 20-05-19
Creepy, intense and nearly brought me to tears!
Really enjoyed this compilation of short stories! All well written with great sense of foreboding in most and well performed too.
Some left me with a chill in my bones whilst one almost brought me to tears, but all left me wanting to hear more; I would gladly have listened to full length versions of each!
This is my honest opinion of a free review copy.
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- Samuelson Obigbesan
- 17-01-21
Full of surprises
First things first, I had no idea what to expect when deciding to read this collection. However what I found within was pleasantly surprising. Each short story seem to play with the generic idea of sword and sorcery but added it's own twist. Twists I might add I did not see coming. From historical fiction to magical realism and horror this collection had enough to delight almost any fantasy pallet. Short, sweet and to the point. I really liked it.
Also, let's not forget the superbly done narration. Versatile and atmospheric it let me sink into the various stories with ease.
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