

5 Stories
Author: Peter Straub
Narrator: Michael Easton
Unabridged: 3 hr 47 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 07/10/2012
Author: Peter Straub
Narrator: Michael Easton
Unabridged: 3 hr 47 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 07/10/2012
Peter Straub is a New York Times bestselling author, most famous for his work in the horror genre being honored as a grand master at the 1998 World Horror Convention. He has won the World Fantasy Award for Koko (1989), and the Bram Stoker Award for his novels The Throat (1993), Mr. X.(1999) and Lost Boy, Lost Girl (2003) as well as for his collection of short stories, 5 Stories (2007). He lives in New York City.
Some of Straub’s more experimental stories here. He just never ceases to prove why he was one of the absolute best in the business—his writing transcends genre. A truly fascinating and smart person that continues to show the endless possibilities in writing. A must read for Straub fans.......more
The books that I don't particularly like (or violently dislike, which is certainly not the case here) tends to fall into two categories... reprehensible to severely atrocious wastes of time and paper and those that just don't work for me but certainly could hold the attraction for other readers. Thi......more
Some brilliant character studies drive this slim collection, which had sat on my shelf for too long. I love Straub's short fiction as much as his novels and wish there were more of it.......more
Terrific and varied collection. The only one I wasn't that thrilled about was DONALD, DUCK. The rest of the stories were amazing and challenging, which I love. My favorites were LITTLE RED'S TANGO and MR. AICKMAN'S AIR RIFLE. To me, those stories represent what Straub does best. Floored by them.......more
Peter Straub definitely knows how to hook a reader and seduce that person with his writing. Straub's style is poetic and lyrical. He is a master at crafting a scene and pulling the imagery through to the reader. This remains true for his characters too which evolve into fully dimensional characters.......more