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This is a very quick story which is why I was a "tad bit" disappointed. I read Mr. Rice's "Metallic Dreams" which is an excellent book. Metallic Dreams is a well crafted story with an excellent flow.

The plus with this one is his constant reference's to the lives of the Scottish mates: drinking, womanizing and of course the wonderful dialect of the Scottish Rite. However, I found myself wanting more with this story. I understand at times (we as writers) how a story appears and we instantly start hammering on the keys so the idea doesn't slide into oblivion. But sometimes we need to rethink the story and let it percolate (like the many cups our author enjoys) for a bit until the brew has reached perfection.

In short, a man named Tam ((I chuckled when I read the name. My mind floated back to "Monty Python's:In Search of the Holy Grail--My name is...(wait for it) is........TIM)). Tam is forecasting the end of the world. It would be "bad drink," announcing the End of Times. You can feel yourself in the local pub discussing the impending doom (not that anyone believes Tam). Well, it happens and this is where I was let down. The end comes much too soon without a lot of expounding.

This will not deter me from reading more of Mr. Rice's works, but I would really like for him to sit down and finish this one. It would easily rival the first.


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Revelation Was Wrong edition by Mark Rice Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Revelation Was Wrong by Mark Rice is a tasty bite of the full zombie sit-down dinner it should be. Rice presents a skeleton that he must cover with flesh to satisfactorily explain why Revelation Was Wrong. Read it now and you'll have read the precursor to Mark Rice's next great book. A fine read but it's made me ravenous!
Revelation Was Wrong is full of quick, witty, Scottish dialog, which I love very much. The cast is well written and the end a complete surprise. Warning It will make you laugh out loud ;-D
At a local saloon in Hillhouse, Hamilton, Tam the Bammus, the man who "prophesied pish" has foreseen the Apocalypse, on the following Wednesday to be exact. As the title reveals, Revelation was wrong. The end of the world does not come with locusts, but vinegar. With a combination of a few horrific scenes and author Mark Rice's wonderful Scottish humor, you will laugh aloud and love it. This is one short story that you do not want to miss.
"Creative energy is pure. When a mind becomes free, the spirit is liberated too. When that soul is channeled into creation, beautiful things happen." the character Michael. LOVE this line.

a funny and witty zombie, end-of-the-world, cautionary tale set in Scotland. you can actually hear the heavy scottish brogue and bar slang (and even understand most of it!).
The main character is faced with a few unpalatable options during an apocalyptic adventure which begins with drink-crazed zombies and ends with other-worldly beings.

This short story is for a Mature Audience based on language and sexual situations.

Mr. Rice did a wonderful job with the characters. The story has a very plausible paranormal plot with a few surprise twists and turns along the way. I must admit this is one of the first short stories I've read with Scottish dialogue. I could hear the characters voices clearly in my head. I've never physically been to Scotland but it seems I was virtually transported there for a short time. I'm looking forward to more adventures with Mr. Rice via his stories.
This is a very quick story which is why I was a "tad bit" disappointed. I read Mr. Rice's "Metallic Dreams" which is an excellent book. Metallic Dreams is a well crafted story with an excellent flow.

The plus with this one is his constant reference's to the lives of the Scottish mates drinking, womanizing and of course the wonderful dialect of the Scottish Rite. However, I found myself wanting more with this story. I understand at times (we as writers) how a story appears and we instantly start hammering on the keys so the idea doesn't slide into oblivion. But sometimes we need to rethink the story and let it percolate (like the many cups our author enjoys) for a bit until the brew has reached perfection.

In short, a man named Tam ((I chuckled when I read the name. My mind floated back to "Monty Python'sIn Search of the Holy Grail--My name is...(wait for it) is........TIM)). Tam is forecasting the end of the world. It would be "bad drink," announcing the End of Times. You can feel yourself in the local pub discussing the impending doom (not that anyone believes Tam). Well, it happens and this is where I was let down. The end comes much too soon without a lot of expounding.

This will not deter me from reading more of Mr. Rice's works, but I would really like for him to sit down and finish this one. It would easily rival the first.