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New, from the Northwest of the UK, This book has 30 snappy little short stories. Some are quite clever. I know that they are only short stories and many of us steer clear, unwilling to invest time into something so disposable but maybe that is what modern society is all about. (Some )of these are short little gems that flow just right for me. Don't expect happy endings, though! One to watch for the future. The best story was "Lightning strikes twice".
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I won this book on Goodreads first reads and I really enjoyed it. It is full of many short stories with twists and turns which are suprising and very ironic, but not always in the way you think it may be.
'Dead Eye' was the first of the stories and turned out to be one of my favoruites! The story is very detailed for a story only lasting for 5 pages, Morris's ideas are all alike yet different in thier own way and I never could have guessed the ending myself. I found that I could relate to the sto ...more
'Dead Eye' was the first of the stories and turned out to be one of my favoruites! The story is very detailed for a story only lasting for 5 pages, Morris's ideas are all alike yet different in thier own way and I never could have guessed the ending myself. I found that I could relate to the sto ...more
I need to pretext this by saying that I love good short stories. The problem is that many authors cannot pull it off properly. The characters usually seem too thin (sometimes non-existent) or the stories omit any descriptions to make room for dialogue or narrative. In All Probability is interesting because I felt myself feeling empathy for most of the characters while enjoying a well written prose. Morris does well at spinning intriguing tales where the characters seem, well, human.
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This is a collection of various short stories about very different characters, with very different lives. A very good read as each story is usually only a short three pages or so. A lot of these stories left me wanting for more! A couple left me simply confused, such as "Three Strikes and you're out." It was about a woman who is denied entry into a dating service after she had supposedly used up her "Three times of true love." She's sadly turned away, and the story ends. Others, such at "Let the
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