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The Last Conversation (Forward Collection, #5) opens Goodreads in a new tab

Paul Tremblay

Ebook, review only, not available to borrow.

ISBN
9781542005319
Edition
Amazon Original Stories
Genre
Sci-Fi
Format
Ebook
Pages
56

My thoughts

3.5/5stars My third read from the Forward Collection and by far the best. Obviously, I jumbled up the suggested order, so yeah. I think the remaining stories are gonna be better from here on. To forget is to lose something that was once yours, that was once of yourself. But how could one lose something as expansive as an ocean in a dusty corner of one’s mind? What if, instead, to forget is to open a door to a void; the memory is not retrievable because it is not there, was never there. The whole narration in second person, the element of horror the kind of open ending def kept me on edge. And the fact that we aren't even told the name of the MC def added to that. This was my first book by [a:Paul Tremblay|648612|Paul Tremblay|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1415058580p2/648612.jpg] and I am certainly looking forward to reading more.

Cover of The Last Conversation (Forward Collection, #5)