Review of Disarrhoea

Donald Kelvin · Post by **Donald Kelvin** » 15 Nov 2022, 18:42

Looking at this book cover, I thought this was a children's book. However, after reading the review, my interest is piqued. I'd like to find out how these little sci-fi stories add up. Thanks for the amazing review.

Post by **Pauline Parnell** » 15 Nov 2022, 18:51

Disarrhoea is a fictionalized scifi book of six tales. Disarrhoea,Fearground, Terror Pericolosa, the Matryoshka Loop, Eat Thy Neighbour, Credit and where Credit's Due are all stories that have one primary factor in common. They are centering on the human's fears. Thanks for your review.

Scerakor · Post by **Scerakor** » 15 Nov 2022, 18:53

These sound like some crazy and horrific science-fiction stories! The one about giant wasps sounds terrifying!

Taiwo_Olawoye · Post by **Taiwo_Olawoye** » 15 Nov 2022, 18:53

This seems to be an exciting sci-fi thriller. Unknown virus ravaging the world comes close to the COVID-19 epidemic. Thanks for the review.

Michaeleedsy · Post by **Michaeleedsy** » 15 Nov 2022, 18:56

A combination of sci-fi and horror that revolves around the effects of the disorienting airborne issue that is affecting humans and society. The author did a good job ending the two genres perfectly. Thanks for your honest review.

Post by **Sarah Schmidt** » 15 Nov 2022, 18:58

The names of the six stories alone are enough to intrigue me. The common theme of disturbing, thought-provoking darkness running through all and fabulous prose just about clinched the deal. I love how you explained your thoughts on the book as well. Congrats on making BOTD!

Souad Al Nabulsi · Post by **Souad Al Nabulsi** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:00

I enjoy reading science fiction and horror stories. The plot is unusual and intriguing. I'm interested in reading this because of the thrill rides.
Amazing review, thanks a lot.

Raggedy Grace Anne Trono · Post by **Raggedy Grace Anne Trono** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:03

This book is something I haven't seen before. It's quite interesting since it consist of realistic yet odd elements. I don't know how to explain it but this kind of horror and scientific book that tackles reality in a unique way caught my interest. I am looking forward to read this.

Post by **Damian Keyes** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:05

I'm not a huge fan of sci-fi novels, so I'm going to pass on this read. This review is highly descriptive and I can see why people who are into this genre would flock to it.

todwyer01 · Post by **todwyer01** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:10

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting collection of short science fiction stories with a range of different themes such as an airborne pathogen, giant wasps, and space travel. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

Post by **Julie Gebrosky** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:22

I typically don’t care for grotesque stories, so I’ll probably pass on this one. I like the idea of short stories though! Interesting concept.

Post by **Gabriela Contreras** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:30

I do not like horror books, this one seems interesting but is not my cup of tea.

azza lia · Post by **azza lia** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:45

I enjoy short stories. This anthology of weird stories sounds appealing and unique. It is not for everyone, tho. The dystopian premise in a sci-fi blending with horror makes the plot quite inovative. I like the easy to understand writing style and also no profanity or sexual contents make this book even better. Thank you for a great review.

Stephanie Elizabeth · Post by **Stephanie Elizabeth** » 15 Nov 2022, 19:47

I love that the book is compromised of short stories for the horror enthusiasts. It sounds like the author has a knack for creating multidimensional characters. Congrats on the BOTD.