‘The God Of Dark Laughter’ by Michael Chabon
And, once again, precisely zero slipstream on display. This story would be more at home in Chabon’s own anthology, McSweeney’s Mammoth Treasury of Thrilling Tales. In fact this is what the whole anthology (so far) resembles, down to the overlapping list of contributors.
‘The God Of Dark Laughter’ is a fun story enlivened as always by Chabon’s wit but it is very much RUMIR *. Ho hum.
Quality: ***
Slipperiness:
* Yes, this is my new favourite word, what of it?
Written by Martin
7 October 2008 at 22:48
Posted in sf, short stories
Tagged with feeling very strange, michael chabon, sf, short stories
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What a stupid, brief dismissal of a brilliant story.
Your critical assessment: Ho hum.
Tamern
22 July 2010 at 20:03