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The best stories here are among the finest that the independent press has to offer.
Peter Tennant, The Third Alternative |
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A collection of value and ambition.
Nicholas Royle |
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A classy production and well worth a fiver of any slipstreamer's cash.
Allen Ashley, Prism |
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In this collection of nineteen surreal stories Andrew Hook rides the slipstream through a series of fantastic yet familiar scenarios which, despite their peculiarities, are often only one step removed from reality.
His skewed images are both disturbing and vibrant: a daffodil is inserted into an open wound, a giant beaver rampages through a small town, a boy's coming of age is reflected through schlock horror vignettes, and the planet's Eco-system is downloaded on computer disk.
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