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Birds can be nice! And they can be nasty . . .

In this, another of Cobb’s horror shorts, she pecks at a nerve again.

Of Feathers and Flight edition by Cathy Cobb Linda Muse Literature Fiction eBooks

Cobb has done it again in another icy thriller --a twisted little short story with sci-fi and fantasy elements. Don't read it late at night alone! Her themes and style echo Stephen King and reach back to the golden days of suspense/thriller short stories --the 1960s and Alfred Hitchcock Magazine. The suspense short story is sadly somewhat a lost art these days but Cobb makes a strong case for bringing it back. Not to be missed!

Product details File Size 275 KB Print Length 12 pages Publication Date July 4, 2012 Language English ASIN B008HTN1MA

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Of Feathers and Flight edition by Cathy Cobb Linda Muse Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

This is a very well-written short story (and well-written short stories are quite an art!) about a creepy little crow and its victim. I could easily see this Poe-esque piece appearing in the pages of Ellery Queen's or Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazines.
Cobb has done it again in another icy thriller --a twisted little short story with sci-fi and fantasy elements. Don't read it late at night alone! Her themes and style echo Stephen King and reach back to the golden days of suspense/thriller short stories --the 1960s and Alfred Hitchcock Magazine. The suspense short story is sadly somewhat a lost art these days but Cobb makes a strong case for bringing it back. Not to be missed!