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The Crossings
- Narrated by: Scotty Drake
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- Jim "The Impatient"
- 09-27-15
Western/Horror
WARNING: this book contains rape and gore.
THAT DRY TIT
If you are still reading I assume that the warning will not keep you from listening. This is part of what is starting to become a new genre. It could be called Weird West as John Joseph Adams calls it or I prefer Western Horror. Cormac McCarthy and Joe R. Lansdale often write in this genre. Child of God by McCarthy would be a good example. Mike Resnick is also starting to put out books with a more humor slant in this category. If well written, this could be become a very popular genre. This novella by Ketchum is very well written, is certainly entertaining and has several scenes that will make you cringe. There is one involving a game the bad guys play that I will never forget. I have read a lot of horror and never come upon something like this scene.
In these horror/westerns, the bad guys are as evil as you can get, the good guys can seem a little grey, as living in the wild wild west can cause a man to become hardened or else he will not survive. The good guys in this are actually heroes. These westerns also include the banter of men living away from women for long periods of time, often very funny banter. Anyways this book is very violent, gory, funny and entertaining. I loved it and hope to be able to listen to more of such like.
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- Kindle Customer
- 07-16-20
Fuck your stringent regulations amazon
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- timj26
- 12-10-19
Saddle up
One of the best horror writer’s proving he’s not a one trick pony
Well narrated and bloody I highly recommend it if you enjoy dark westerns
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review
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- Matthew S. Hill
- 02-06-17
Awesome! I loved this story!
The horror is in the reality of the cruel old west. This is a great story, beautifully read. I highly recommend it.
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- Sabrina Miranda
- 10-22-16
Good not great
It was a quick listen not his best work. Not as much horror as western. Something different.
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- Benjamin L. Blankenship
- 01-04-22
Another Violent Western
While this book pales in comparison to Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian, it does surpass many Westerns with its level of violence, nudity, and such. Overall this was pretty well what I'd thought it would be like when I got it, so I'm happy enough in that respect.
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- Danny Harr
- 01-11-21
Western
I never could get into this book. I got it thinking it would be a good western. It may be your type of book the narraiting was good.
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- Wolf
- 06-18-20
Emo triggers, be warned.
This is a well written really rough story. The bad guys are probably worse than you imagine. The victims are victims with all capital letters. Our heroes rise to the occasion but in the end a couple will die.
If you have difficulty with extreme violence toward women, do not read this book. If you are squeamish, do you not read this book. If you believe in fairytale happy endings, do not read this book.
If you enjoy a walk on the Grimm and Darkside give it a try it’s short and enjoyable.
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- Bill
- 03-13-20
A western tale of revenge...Ketchum style
Ketchum writing a good old fashion western tale of violence and revenge. Damn right. Nicely done too.
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- lmauer2
- 02-04-20
Gritty western novella
This was an excellent novella;it was dark, grim, and gritty. It was also rather well written with interesting characters and a classic plot. If was very much the kind of book you would enjoy if you like Blood Meridian or Bone Tomahawk as it has the same bleak and gruesome feel. The narrator was also superb.The only complaint I have is the shortness, though it was a perfect lazy afternoon read. Jack Ketchum is a gem and also the only author to write something that I had real nightmares from(Girl Next Door) so I will always give his books a fair shake.
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- John G
- 06-13-15
A right riveting read
I thought this was a great short story, full of flavour and exceptionally well orated