I have now finished the last section of this book. I divided it up into approximately 100 page sections which I read a year or so apart. The reason? Although the stories were written by a large variety of authors, all quite good, and the vampires and stories were quite varied, there was a sameness due to they're all being about traditional vampires in the horror vein. I found I could only take a certain number of a stories at a time, then I needed a break. I have just finished the last section which included some great and readable stories, one quite a long story by John Langan set in Fallujah and after about a very unconventional vampire-like monster. I found all the stories most absorbing, but once again, true to form, I need a break.
I am now reading Cell by Robin Cook. Imagine an app on your phone that can diagnose any physical problem you have, prescribe drugs through your local pharmacy, discuss your issues with you, and send you to a hospital or specialist only if the app deems you need it. This app, administered by your health insurance company, takes the place of your personal physician. What could possibly go wrong?
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