This is my second read by this author.
Story telling is an art. Dylan Morgan combines essential ingredients to keep his reader hungry for more. There is undoubtedly a good deal of brilliantly worked traditional graphic horror, but there are also characters to side with and characters to side against, providing true reader investment in the outcome of dynamic, tense drama. I really have to care about what happens to a protagonist - otherwise, I lose interest.
If I had to comment on one outstanding feature of 'Flesh' it would be the author's particular style of writing. He uses language in a distinctive way to drive the story forward and enliven characters. Thoughts tumble into Keller's mind; goosebumps pop; monsters slither and shadows seep.
It's good, creative stuff. More please!
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