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‘A Hole in the Wall of the Universe’ made the hairs on my neck stand on end - a stunning piece of writing and, in my less-than-humble opinion, one of the best I've read. I could tell you about the tears in my eyes, but I won't lest you think I'm soft. Hazel Richards, Novelist

‘Elinor’ explores the dark side of the human consciousness. Griffiths has successfully recreated a horror poem which strikes as completely authentic for its genre. He is a fine writer and any collection of his is worth reading. Marc Sammans, The Horror Express Magazine

‘Buena Vista’ is reminiscent of old television programs such as The Andy Griffith Show and Dukes of Hazzard. The author captures the parochial feel of those golden television hits and anyone familiar with small town America will find an identifiable character. It’s well-written, funny and a highly recommended read. Gary Gray, Global Inner Visions Magazine

‘Memoriam’ is a sci-fi story in the spirit of Philip K Dick, which tackles the eternal love/hate relationship we sometimes have with our parents. If the rest of this collection is anything like it, you're in for a thoughtful and provocative treat. Sarah Dobbs, Scifantastic Magazine

‘The Presence of Jalendu’, a short, simple tale of a shopkeeper and a beggar, kept coming back to me long after reading, mainly because of its enigmatic ending. Like all good stories, it manages to say something about the strange, confusing business we call Life - and it's exactly the kind of story we look for at Cadenza. We were delighted to be given the opportunity to publish it. John Ravenscroft, Cadenza Magazine