Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders Reviews

by Neil Gaiman

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a nice read

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2007

Neil Gaiman is an imaginative fellow, and this collection is a bunch of oddities, in more ways than one. Gaiman is good at creating atmosphere in a way that doesn't bore me to tears. In many of the stories in this collection, we get a snapshot of a gruesome life or one event in a life. There's a sense that more has happened and more will happen. "Feeders and Eaters" in particular stuck out (at least as I think on it now) as grisly, juxtaposing common people in an ordinary setting with a horrifying situation. Other stories treat death in a more lighthearted style.

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Key Information	Authors Neil Gaiman Fiction Subgenre •
Book Editions	Book Editions Hardcover360October 01, 2006Harpercollins9.25"(h) x 6.75"(w) x 1.25"(d), 1.3 lbs.9780060515225
Professional Reviews	Professional Reviews <b><i>Kirkus Reviews</i>:</b> "Gaiman again proves himself a perverse romantic, heir not only to Poe and Baudelaire but to...