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*[http://fairyninjas.wordpress.com/2013/12/23/shosetsu-bang-bang/ fairyninjas.wordpress.com]: "This was a good one; a group of friends telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve. The author does a marvelous job of having each sub-story sound different, depending on the narrator. The meta-story is as interesting as the sub-stories, and it was generally a great read." | *[http://fairyninjas.wordpress.com/2013/12/23/shosetsu-bang-bang/ fairyninjas.wordpress.com]: "This was a good one; a group of friends telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve. The author does a marvelous job of having each sub-story sound different, depending on the narrator. The meta-story is as interesting as the sub-stories, and it was generally a great read." | ||
*[https://www.pinboard.in/u:littlerhymes/b:fa1046039b46 pinboard.in]: "Four college students tell ghost stories to one another. I loved the mix of styles and voices, each story coming across as really distinct and haunting in their own way. The frame story that ties it all together is cleverly done, and both bitter and sweet." | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:44, 13 November 2014
Eve is a story written by shukyou and illustrated by 2013, cerine, and Iron Eater. It ran in Issue 46 and can be found at s2b2.livejournal.com/262226.html and shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/eve/.
Summary
Four schoolboys tell Christmas Eve ghost stories.
"All right," said Malcolm, drawing his knees up to his chest, "who's first?"
Related Links
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Author's Notes
Eve (uncharacteristically) has no author's notes.
External Reviews
- fairyninjas.wordpress.com: "This was a good one; a group of friends telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve. The author does a marvelous job of having each sub-story sound different, depending on the narrator. The meta-story is as interesting as the sub-stories, and it was generally a great read."
- pinboard.in: "Four college students tell ghost stories to one another. I loved the mix of styles and voices, each story coming across as really distinct and haunting in their own way. The frame story that ties it all together is cleverly done, and both bitter and sweet."
