Review: Wonderfully Imaginative
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 25, 2012
If you have read anything previous from Andrew Peters you know he isn't much for following the rules of writing. To Andrew, it would seem, rules are not only meant to be broken, but shot to hell, slit across the throat and stuffed into a deep hole to later be filled with cement. But Andrew Peters is nothing if not imaginative. This latest fiasco, er, I mean lark, ah, perhaps selection would be a good word? seems to follow this total lack of rules and is a very enjoyable piece of (Okay, I simply cannot use the term literature in this regard, but...) quirky amusement. Yes, that's it exactly. Mr. Peters has dug so far down into the well of his imagination in conjuring up the plot and story line for this offering that I believe he may have come out on the other side of the Earth. Read "The Venusian Vamp" at your peril, er, I mean leisure, sure, and marvel at the wondrous story-fracturing, er, telling Mr. Peters weaves for us once more.