Wind Walker
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Carrie Buchanan
About this listen
Something stirs beneath the ice-locked tundra of Snowdonia National Park. An ancient force of unspeakable evil scrabbles at the boundaries between worlds. Its servants creep from sunless caverns and crave the taste of warm human flesh. Ithaqua summons his children home. A new age approaches. Gibbering monsters and nameless horrors await, and a blend of man and beast is needed to show the Great Old Ones the way. Dwellers in the deep. Fields of quivering flesh. All await the children of the Wind Walker...
Includes the bonus story "Everett Smiles".
Sheila is coming...
The sky is brushed through with copper. The land is a frozen ruin. Aliens have slipped through the space between spaces to consume humanity with their endless obscene desires. Rifts in the fabric of the world bleed suggestion. My son waits out there beneath a curious orange sun.
I...I have to find him.
Sheila is coming...
©2014 Neil John Buchanan (P)2014 Stormblade ProductionsWhat listeners say about Wind Walker
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- fluffyredfox
- 02-11-15
fabulous
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Wind Walker consists of three short stories; one is stand alone and the last two are linked by a character. All of them have a similar feel and theme; death, apocalyptic, cannibalism and monsters.I found the writing style to be very dark but exceptionally descriptive, add in the clipped, direct narration of Carrie Buchanan and I kept rewinding to ensure I had heard what she said; the ewww moments were really horrifying.The first story is Wind Walkers; a man learns he is the harbinger/catalyst for monsters to rise on a snowy mountain side in Wales. His inner monologue of fears and memories interspersed with the dialogue with his children allowed for characterisation and a connection with them as a family.I really liked the “cool velvet” explanation of calm after intense pain. My only negative would be the alternating of PoV was a little confusing when listening to the audio version, but when read I was able to slow and repeat paragraphs.The second two stories were linked by a character; the narrator is left alone in a shopping mall whilst the world outside is filled with monsters. I did wonder if they were all linked as the season is winter with snow and ice and both talk of a rift. Sam the floating corpse will stay with me for a while, she was so vivid, even in death NB gave her a brilliant back story. Another negative amongst all this praise would be the use of “diapers”; clearly set in the UK why use an American word?The is an abundance of flesh, blood and gore, eyeballs hanging and bits being cleaved or munched off. The shock value is obviously there but NB writes with such substance and palpability that even the simplest of phrases made me wince eg the eye ball stalk!All the endings were very sorrowful and pessimistic, no happy endings here, horah for some dirty horror. Loved the gruesome, creepy unrelenting nature of these stories and cannot wait to read more from this author!
What was one of the most memorable moments of Wind Walker?
the eye ball stalk
What about Carrie Buchanan’s performance did you like?
direct, emotional, clear
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
made me smile, smirk then gag
Any additional comments?
love the musical and sound effect element of audio
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