Both older stories and new previously unpublish. Within these tales, Caselberg explores the darker side of humanity and life. Dates are based on the Gregorian calendar. Sunset Aug-2012 / General Fiction Angel on the Beach: Collected Short Stories Jun-2013 / Horror This collection shows the breadth of Caselberg’s writing: Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction and all those things in between. Time is adjusted for DST when applicable. Theyre back in The Clan Chronicles: Tales from Plexis, an anthology from DAW containing original stories by other authors in Julies world, as well as a framing novella of hers.

Business Date to Date (exclude holidays) Her first novel led to The Clan Chronicles, a nine-book (3 trilogy) series concluding in 'To Guard Against the Dark.' Fear not, fans of Sira, Morgan, and the gang.

Caselberg hasn't managed that here, and I'm afraid I found the result fairly monotonous - both in effect, and as a technical description of the low variability in feel. But Simak was generally successful in getting the reader involved with his characters, in having us see the beauty of the calm moments he describes. I'd love to say that this was a quiet, contemplative story in the style of Clifford Simak.

When I had, I felt more relief than satisfaction the ending was flat and didn't, to me, make much sense, or tie in some of the portentous peripheral characters that kept turning up in the interstices. The line-by-line writing was good, but the overall narrative tried hard to keep me from finishing the book. His workpoems, short fiction, and novelshas appeared around the world and been translated into several languages. Each chapter shifting to a new perspective brought a slight bump of renewed enthusiasm, but it flattened out quickly as the characters droned on about lives in which little happened. JAY CASELBERG is an Australian writer based in Germany. The town itself is mildly intriguing - or, more accurately, an abandoned hotel at the heart of it all - but I couldn't bring myself to care much about the rest.

The problem is over half the book is spent vaguely filling out these characters, but neither of the leads is particularly engaging. well, it's not clear, but dilettante perhaps comes closest. It introduces several characters, and alternates chapters amongst them, largely focused on two in particular: Walter, an architect, and Angelica, a. Much of The Memory Box is a slow meander without discernible direction.

In a small coastal town, the paths of two phlegmatic characters cross.

Sunset by Jay Caselberg