Sara Kuhns's Reviews
Reviews of Sara’s Work
Sep.01.2011
Published by Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine
"...I realized that it wasn’t really a vampire story — or at least not any sort of a traditional one. In fact, it isn’t so much about vampires as it is...
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Dec.01.2010
Published by http://thewrittenuniverse.blogspot.com/
Kuhns weaves an intricate story whose characters fairly leap off the page. The characters are all clearly defined and could easily support books on their own. Even supporting...
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Feb.01.2010
Published by http://www.infernaldreams.net/books.html
That Sara Kuhns has a great command of the English language is readily apparent from start to finish in this lengthy novel of 401 pages. And that should come as no surprise as the...
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...the stories of these characters are told in lovely, readable prose. And for all the sprawl of the larger plot of the book, the characters are entrancing and kept this reader fascinated, concerned, and interested from start to finish.”
—Charles de Lint, Fantasy & Science Fiction Magazine, September/October 2011
About Sara
One of my earliest memories is of writing. Poems, little stories by a little girl... words were the best presents I could give. I grew up writing poetry and participated in the Chicago poetry circuit in my twenties. At that time, I was also...
Connections
Causes Sara Kuhns Supports
Afghan Women's Writing Project -- http://www.awwproject.org/
Shadow's Fund --...
Sara’s Favorite Books
The Onion Girl, Dog's of Babel, Someplace to be Flying, Let the Right One In, The Lovely Bones, Neverwhere, Sharp Teeth, Water for Elephants, The Kite Runner,...