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Thomas Ligotti’s stories
Nov. 28th, 2005 02:02 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
joysilenceLJ-SEC: (ORIGINALLY POSTED BY dfordoom)
When I first discovered Thomas Ligotti’s stories a few years ago I was extremely impressed. At the moment I’m reading the stories in Songs of a Dead Dreamer (very early Ligotti these stories are) and I’m finding them just a tiny bit disappointing. They’re definitely uneven. I thought The Frolic was particularly unimpressive. On the other hand Alice's Last Adventure and Dream of a Mannikin are excellent. They’re both truly weird, and the weirder Ligotti gets the better he is. So does anyone else have any opinions on Ligotti’s work?
dfordoom)When I first discovered Thomas Ligotti’s stories a few years ago I was extremely impressed. At the moment I’m reading the stories in Songs of a Dead Dreamer (very early Ligotti these stories are) and I’m finding them just a tiny bit disappointing. They’re definitely uneven. I thought The Frolic was particularly unimpressive. On the other hand Alice's Last Adventure and Dream of a Mannikin are excellent. They’re both truly weird, and the weirder Ligotti gets the better he is. So does anyone else have any opinions on Ligotti’s work?
