Review of Vivid Visions
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Review of Vivid Visions
Do you love short stories? Are you interested in reading gripping tales that blur the lines between reality and fantasy, challenging your perceptions? Do you wish to explore psychological narratives that delve into the complexities of the human mind? If so, prepare yourself for a roller coaster ride through an unknown world filled with haunting horrors, unspoken truths, buried pasts, deep regrets, profound loneliness, chaotic dreams, and overwhelming grief. Buckle up and dive into Vivid Visions by Seyed Mosayeb Alam. I am sure you will experience an exciting ride.
This book is a collection of nine stories, each surrounding concepts such as paranormal, psychological, and romance. The author gripped me with his tales right from the first one, 'The Memory Auction,' which presents a unique world where memories are sold. One of my favorite stories, 'Love's Last Dance,' revolves around a couple's dance. 'The Whispering Woods' and 'The Unseen Bruises' haunted me. While most of the stories contain fantasy elements, the last two present a more realistic world. As much as I would love to share more about the stories, I have to restrict myself from doing so to avoid spoilers. So, to find out more about each narrative, grab a copy and start reading.
I have to mention the author's writing style, which is both compelling and soulful. Brimming with emotions, his words touch our hearts. Each story is unique and leaves a lasting impression. The stories might be short, but they grip you tightly and draw you into their world. They easily hold our attention, making us eager to know the ending. Horror stories are well executed, and at times, my heart was racing. While some stories ended with a twist that left me in shock, some others left me with a heavy heart. The book is quite short, and I finished it quickly. However, the characters and their worlds lingered in my mind long after I completed the book.
While reading each story, I felt as though I was watching a short film. The author's descriptions are wonderful. True to the book's title, I can see the vivid visions of the story in my mind as I read. Also, the book cover is bold, vibrant, and catchy, and it was the first thing that attracted me.
In each story, the lead character experiences inner turmoil and undergoes emotional struggles. So, even though the book lacks profanity, readers should note that the stories are quite emotional and might not be suitable for light reading. So, readers who love to explore a diverse range of twisted and wild stories that play with their minds and emotions will enjoy this book. The editing was excellent, as I didn't notice any errors. I thoroughly enjoyed the book, and I have no complaints. So, I would like to rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.
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Thank you!Omneya Shakeep wrote: ↑30 Mar 2025, 09:59 I love short stories. The variety is a guarantee that I won't get bored easily. The stories seem to be delightful and I like how they cover more than one genre. I enjoyed reading your detailed review. Thanks for the recommendation.

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Hope you love it!Gerry Steen wrote: ↑31 Mar 2025, 08:48 I love short stories. The fact that these stories will capture my attention while stirring up my emotions, has me convinced that I should read this book for entertainment and spiciness. Thank you for reviewing this collection of short stories.

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Thanks for reading my review!Victor Nwabuisi wrote: ↑18 May 2025, 15:34 It’s rare to find a short story collection where each piece feels complete and emotionally powerful.I’m intrigued by how the stories transition from fantasy to realism and how the author’s writing brings everything to life. thanks for the great review.

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I am sure you will love it!Seetha E wrote: ↑02 Jul 2025, 23:34 Recently read a review praising this book by a fellow reviewer. Just like you, she also enjoyed the book. I love books with a collection of short stories. If based on human emotions, it is a plus. Already on my reading list, will try and get to it sooner now. Thankyou @Priya Murugesan
