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Thirteen O'Clock here: Rope by Martin Livings review: sitelink ly/OGudQS Well, what else am I meant to say Go and read it, make up your own minds, : Aurealis Awards entry. to be posted after the awards, can't comments as I am a judge on the Shadows Awards, Will comment following results. Explore the dark side of history with this mesmerising fictional yet vividly real story of Fremantle Prison's hangman, It all begins with a rope, threads of darkening fibre that soon consume their maker, . . Afterlives are taken, there is just one more to claim,
If you are a fan of dark fiction master Martin Livings, you won't want to miss this emotionally powerful title! Perth based writer Martin Livings has had over sixty short stories in a variety of magazines and anthologies.
His short works have been listed in the Recommended Reading list in Years Best Fantasy and Horror, and hes had stories in both The Years Best Australian SF Fantasy, Volumes Two and Five and Australian Dark Fantasy Horror:andeditions.
His first novel, Carnies sitelink , was published by Lothian Books in June,, and was nominated for both the Aurealis and Ditmar awards, It won the Tin Duck for Best Long Work in, Perth based writer Martin Livings has had over sixty short stories in a variety of magazines and anthologies, His short works have been listed in the Recommended Reading list in Years Best Fantasy and Horror, and he's had stories in both The Year's Best Australian SF Fantasy, Volumes Two and Five and Australian Dark Fantasy Horror:andeditions.
His first novel, Carnies sitelink , was published by Lothian Books in June,, and was nominated for both the Aurealis and Ditmar awards, It won the Tin Duck for Best Long Work in, sitelink.