All Due Respect Issue 6, by Preston Lang, Sarah M. Chen, C.J. Edwards, James Queally, Rob Brooks, Scott Loring Sanders
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All Due Respect Issue 6, by Preston Lang, Sarah M. Chen, C.J. Edwards, James Queally, Rob Brooks, Scott Loring Sanders- Amazon Sales Rank: #620932 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-05-02
- Released on: 2015-05-02
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. I will admit that I like literary zines By Xian Xian So I happened to be reading this literary zine and that's why I posted about literary zines awhile ago. I highly suggest this zine to genre fiction fans, especially those into noir or crime fiction. This zine is dedicated more to the crime scene or is noir all about crimes? I will admit that I like literary zines, I like finding them, and downloading them, but I do merely a skim over and read what catches my eyes. Which is sad, because then what the hell is the point of killing trees or compiling PDFs of these zines if no one will read them?Here's my reason: Some are too long, I'm not always in the mood for short stories, some of them aren't that good, and sometimes they are hard to read depending on the medium. Physical is fine, Kindle is fine, but Wordpress or Blogger or any other website is difficult if it's not on mobile. Most of the time, I discover them when I'm browsing. Poetry literary zines are the only literary zines I have ever read from start to finish. And so why am I rambling so much about literary zines? Because this is the last copy of All Due Respect Zine. I'm not mourning, because there's tons of other noir literary zines out there that have some gems to read. It's just that it's the first time I have ever enjoyed a literary zine that consists of only fiction.If you're familiar with noir at all, you will already know what most of this zine is about. Guns, drugs, drama, revenge, conniving personalities, bad cops, thieves, and detectives. What makes a good noir story for me is not only the entertainment factor, but also giving me the feeling of empathy or maybe even hatred for the vile main character, a fear for the main character, or an apprehension of what's to come for that them. It's a weird thing I have, I like to feel for the character but at the same time I want to get that rush of adrenaline. There's very few novels like that, where it touches you emotionally, but also scares the shiz out of you or haunts you, sticking to your memories.This zine is pretty short for a literary zine. There are only six short stories, which is good enough for me. But I can say I only enjoyed four of the six short stories. Lang, Chen, Queally, and Sanders. The one I liked the most, the one that stuck with me most was Sarah M. Chen. She stood out because the main character of her story was young and he was the least deviant noir character I have read, I know he's not the main character, but he is the lead of the story (it's in third person, but it's main focus is him.) Instead he is the victim of noir, he is the "What the hell did I just see?" of noir. Does that make sense? The only bad boy thing he does is sell drugs and he does it to support his mother and her business. He doesn't kill anybody, he's not a triad, he's just a young Asian American dude trying to get by, who lives with his grandmother that doesn't appear to be your typical harmless old lady. Oh the ending is pretty cool. And so of course, I'm anticipating her full length that's also coming out from All Due Respect. I will also probably read their previous issues too, in case I get the craving for short stories and noir.Rating: 4/5Originally posted: Notes on the Shore
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Another Excellent Volume from ADR By Greg Barth I spent an enjoyable chunk of the afternoon reading this one from cover to cover today. All Due Respect keeps getting better and better, consistently delivering the very best crime/noir fiction that's out there today. Every story was a winner. For the cost of my Kindle Unlimited membership I got a carjacking that went wrong, some tension in a Chinese donut shop, a delightful collection on an unpaid gambling debt, a heist gone nicely wrong, a wonderful story involving wrestlers, the best in upcoming fiction reviews (my only regret is that several of these are only available for pre-order today), and so much more. What a great way to spend an afternoon. If you love crime/noir get this...of course most of you have done the same as me and spent the afternoon reading it already. ADR is just the best.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. This book rocks By Dman4227 Every time All Due Respect puts out a new issue of short stories, I feel like a kid on Christmas morning. The excitement as the big day of publishing gets closer and closer. The wondering of what treats will be in store for me. The absolute thrill when the big day finally arrives and of course, the excitement as I rip into the gift to see if the anticipation was worth all the hype.Well, with All Due Respect Issue 6, the answer is a resounding, “Yes, the wait was well worth it”! This baby is packed to the gills with great stories and great reviews that added some more depth to my TBR pile. The party kicks off with Rib Eye by Preston Lang. When a poker player who is owed thousands of dollars hires Medley to retrieve his money for him, he quickly realizes he is getting more than he bargained for. Not because Medley is a woman who won’t stop till she gets what she is after, but because she will go to any lengths to get what she wants. Medley is one tough lady who will hurt anyone, or anything, to get the money she is after.Next up was The Donut Dealer by Sarah M. Chen. When the Star Corporation decides they want to buy the local lagoon area and kick out all the local Chinese businesses so they can update the area, they don’t realize how far the local Chinese community will go to keep what is theirs. The big corporation sends in their big guns, but the local business owners may have something a little more powerful up their collective sleeve. Drug dealing and murder…a sweet combination. This was a dynamite read!The party kept rolling along with Wayne Kershaw Goes to Church by C.J. Edwards. Wayne Kershaw is in a loveless marriage and finds his needs met by a local woman named Pearl. The fact that Pearl’s former husband is a convict who is serving time in prison does not dissuade Wayne from having this affair, nor does he care that the affair drives his wife to church as she seeks salvation from the local pastor. But on one fateful night all the pieces to this puzzle collide and turn his world upside down and inside out. In my opinion, this was the best story in the collection.The Hope Spot by James Queally is the story of a man who is trying to do the right thing even as temptations try to lead him down the wrong path. After losing his job in law enforcement for getting caught in a YouTube video beating a suspected drug dealer, Richie turns to professional wrestling to make a buck. All is going well until one of his friends from the business attempts to get him involved with some shady business dealings.In The Take by Rob Brooks we get a nifty tale of a bank robbery that leads to a security guard being killed and a robber on the run after his getaway drivers leave him stranded. This story has an old school pulp novel feel and it was a ton of fun to read. I was waiting for the double cross throughout the story, but the ending was even better than I anticipated.The last story is Joyride by Scott Loring Sanders. I thought this story also had the old school pulp feel to it. The story is a basic criminal takes an apprentice under his wings plot, but Sanders does an excellent job keeping it feeling fresh and interesting. The story had me flying though the pages and I found this to be one hell of a good read.One of the greatest things about this collection of stories was it introduced me to six new authors and each one had a great story that peaked my interest in checking out some of their other works. Throw in all the excellent book reviews that close this issue up and you have another awesome book form All Due Respect.Another thing that I love about the publishing of an All Due Respect issue is that it is better than Christmas because you don’t have to wait a whole year to for it to happen again. I for one hope another issue is already in the works.Highly recommended.
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