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A modern re-telling of "The Fall of the House of Usher," T. Kingfisher does a great job of maintaining the horror and imagination of Poe's original short story.
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What Moves the Dead was a surprising turn from what I've come to love about T Kingfisher's stories. While her knack for vivid descriptions still shines, the shift into horror territory didn't grip me as much as Kingfisher's fantasy adventures.
The way Kingfisher paints scenes is remarkable (view spoiler).The inclusion of details like ...more
The way Kingfisher paints scenes is remarkable (view spoiler).The inclusion of details like ...more
Wow, what a fantastic expansion on Poe’s classic short story, ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’! I love when science fiction novels are plausible in their explanations, but when the characters are well-written, realistic, accurate to their time period, AND take actions that make logical sense, I don’t know what to do with myself. And on top of all of that, the writing is phenomenal! What a spectacular quick read. I highly recommend it.
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