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|author=Jesse Bullington (editor)
|title=Letters to Lovecraft : Eighteen Whispers to the Darkness
|rating=4
|genre=Horror
|summary=Howard Phillips Lovecraft was, to me, the author of ruinously mediocre post-Victorian penny dreadful horror fiction, concerning far too numerous many-tentacled, secretly-worshipped, extra-dimensional monster threats to mankind for his – and our – own good. It's little wonder that he lived and died in poverty, and only became of note posthumously. That note seems to be building, however, hence this collection of stories by many award-winning modern writers of the dark and macabre, all looking back yet going much further, and pretty much all providing us with a showcase for their own, contemporary talent.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1908983108</amazonuk>
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|summary=Poor Martin Moone, surrounded by his sisters who drive him crazy, he decides to get himself an imaginary friend. He enlists the help of his friend who already has an imaginary friend, and thus begins a wild adventure because what happens when the imaginary friend you imagine isn't any good at being your imaginary friend, and who you'd really like to be your imaginary friend is the customer services representative who comes to try and help you out?!
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447270940</amazonuk>
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{{newreview
|author=Kim Kane and Sara Acton
|title=Esther's Rainbow
|rating=4.5
|genre=For Sharing
|summary=There's something rather magical about rainbows. Even now I find I get a little bit excited when I see one and will rush over to the window to see how big it is, and where the pot of gold might be! In this rainbow story, Esther spies a rainbow on the floor. When she touches it, it's soft and warm and smells slightly like honey. After the rainbow goes away she finds herself noticing, throughout the week, the different rainbow colours in her every day life.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1743313705</amazonuk>
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