3.5 

Prayers to Broken Stones

By Dan Simmons
Prayers to Broken Stones by Dan Simmons digital book - Fable

Publisher Description

From a ghostly Civil War battlefield to a combat theme park in Vietnam, from the omnipotent brain of an autistic boy to a shocking story of psychic vampires, journey into a world of fear and mystery, a chilling twilight zone of the mind.

A woman returns from the dead with disastrous results for the family who loves her. . . .

An old-fashioned barbershop is the site of a medieval ritual of bloody terror. . . .

During a post-apocalyptic Christmas celebration, a messenger from the South brings tidings of great horror. . . .

Includes the following stories:
“The River Styx Runs Upstream”
“Eyes I Dare Not Meet in Dreams”
“Vanni Fucci Is Alive and Well and Living in Hell”
“Vexed to Nightmare by a Rocking Cradle”
“Remembering Siri”
“Metastasis”
“The Offering”
“E-Ticket to 'Namland”
“Iverson's Pits”
“Shave and a Haircut, Two Bites”
“The Death of the Centaur”
“Two Minutes and Forty-Five Seconds”
“Carrion Comfort”

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3.5
“A lot of short stories. Not all are good, not all are bad. But some are very long for short stories. I don’t like when authors tell you a bit about the story and inspiration before you read the stories. My favorite in this is “Vanni Fucci Is Alive and Well and Living in Hell. I’ve always imagined heaven as the best thing you can imagine conversely for hell. So it makes sense that if you could manipulate our perceptions of hell, maybe it wouldn’t be so bad.”

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