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valyssiaDeath is often a thing that in fiction is milked for shock value. It’s used as a tool to upset and at times even enrage us. Feed is one of a very small handful of fictional works that I’ve had the pleasure to ‘read’ or view that uses death effectively to convey a greater message.
I was impressed by it…and I, as a rule, dislike zombie stories.
Charlatan’s Web
Fleeting Moments
FootprintsHow Not to Say No
PossessionSomething GlueA Study in Chartreuse
And Wouldn’t You Be Bored?Another Side of FaithAnswer Me These Questions ThreeCounterpointIn the MourningOne Kiss, Two Kiss…One of FiveOne Teensy Little ProblemThese and Other DifferencesWalk AboutWiddershins
BloodlustNew BloodNow and ThenVicariousBloodlettingBloodletting (the Final Cut)FloodVanishingCrossed WiresCross WordsCross PurposesWhere Dreams CrossCross SectionPaths CrossedLines CrossedCrossing the RubiconIn the CrosshairsCross ExamineThe OutsiderThe NooseBlueGravityCrimesEpitaphCrimes: Dream SequenceCrimes: The Second TimeCrimes: It’s Just SexCrimes: Fresh Linens
A Single StepThe Paragon of MonstersCrossed WiresIt’s a Glamorous Job…Owen Who?Absolute ZeroKinda PrettyFishwife BluesGlass HeartPeanutsAnother One ClosesIn the Time of WolvesStoneIn Blue Moon’s LightJupiterCapture TheoryAn Effigy to AphelionA Keyhole in the SunHesperus in RetrogradeThe Two-Body ProblemA Prelude to SchismBalance (an Interlude)Therapy and WafflesSoft SpotUse of ForceThe OutsiderThe NooseGravityBlueWeak and PowerlessPetLullabyThe PackageFor MarieCrimesA StrangerVanishing
On Writing SeriesA Selective MemeFanFiction Writing Meme
