Review of FLESHLINGS

Review of

FLESHLINGS

Terry Miller takes you on a creepy walk back to and from the graveyard. These stories/poems are colorfully descriptive the reader can easily understand what it means to return from the soil. One of my favorites are an excerpt from "The Withering Woman."

"My own flesh was rotting, my vanity withered.
Bugs came crawling and the worms, they did slither.
A frigid, boney hand soon crept into my own.
We rested there quiet until bone was on bone."

Overall, a very satisfying read but many of the works are very short. Terry Miller, I want to read more of your work. 

​Five out of Five stars. 

General - A dark new voice has emerged with poetic tales of demonic succubi, ghosts, and all the things that slither in your dreams waiting to break through to your waking hours. Terry Miller's "Fleshlings" explores the darkness with vivid clarity. Whether it's the things that lurk in the shadows, the horrors of despair, or the underlying madness of the human psyche, Miller delivers.​

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