Red Phone Box : A Darkly Magical Story Cycle
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Description
Shatter a mirror, and rearrange the pieces. What shapes will you find in the splintered glass? Sinister forces roam London's streets, skulking through the neon-lit rain. They are not alone. Haunted by memories of the man who abandoned her, Amber goes walking in the deep night. The phone box she enters takes her on a journey she could never have imagined, one in which the past and the future will be rewritten. Others follow in her footsteps, their lives intertwining, and the fate of the world hanging on their dance. Safran, pawn of unfathomable powers. Jon, who has lived and died and lived again. Gloria, who only intended to annoy her daddy. Cory, from a different world, on a desperate quest for allies. They and others will find themselves swept up as the playthings of gods who have managed to get along peacefully for millennia - until now. Red Phone Box is a darkly magical story cycle, a network of interweaving tales by a dazzling range of masterful authors, including Gun Machine's Warren Ellis. Let them take you to a very different London - one that hides on the other side of the fractured glass.
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Product details
- Paperback | 368 pages
- 152 x 229 x 20mm | 540g
- 30 Nov 2013
- Ghostwoods Books
- London, United Kingdom
- English
- black & white illustrations
- 0957627106
- 9780957627109
- 1,063,355
Our customer reviews
A most excellent read. Gripped form the first page to the last!! The stories were fascinating and the interweave between chapters always intriguing. Such a diverse range of styles but all held together with a 'magic' glue... It has been some time since I have read a book that entertains from the off.
A marvelous collection of writers that I would like to read more of (JF Lawrence has something really going on here) I would wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone seeking something left field but somehow strangely familiar as the content hits the mark for everything i enjoy about reading!! Top marks.show more
by Martin James
