The Red Hare Restaurant
A Tasting Menu of Short Stories
by Honorè E. Bourdon
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Pub Date Dec 08 2017 | Archive Date May 10 2018
Troubador Publishing Limited | Matador
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Description
Bourdon takes the reader to a world of dreams, hidden desires, vulnerability and discomfort in these grotesque and, at times, absurd stories. Their sinister atmosphere provides theatrical settings where reality and imagination meet and merge taking or pushing ordinary characters into extraordinary, unbelievable and sometimes fatal situations involving supernatural creatures and surreal events.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781788033879 |
| PRICE | $0.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 50 |
Featured Reviews
Richard L, Reviewer
A quite remarkable collection of short stories by an author who was new to me, Honoré E. Bourdon.
The reader is not short changed either as here are 11 wonderful tales where the storyteller does all the hard work. You just relax and enjoy the ease of reading these fantastical and magical stories of a world just beyond are normal vision.
I think it would be unbelievable if I said that all were of equal worth and brilliance but I can not fault 10 of them. My guess is that each reader will find similar ratio of pleasing stories and hard to pick a favourite.
It is remarkable that within this context no story appears to duplicate those that preceded it in terms of setting or characters. However, the final account shows how easily deceived was I and that perhaps we don’t always see the seeds of truth or in any case learn from them when we are simply being entertained.
I can not commend these dark tales of wonder and imagination any higher and I hope you find them equally engaging. Some sober topics to focus on but mostly told in life asserting ways. You may view death differently but hopefully embrace life with more purpose and direction having finished this book.
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