When I purchased this I thought it was one of those psychological books that presented unusual mental afflictions experienced by some people. It’s not. The Woman Who Married a Cloud is a collection of short stories by Jonathan Carroll . The only way that I can really explain the type of stories contained in this book is perhaps allude to the famous television series The Twilight Zone. The stories are rather bizarre and generally have a twist…some expected and some not. As with any work of this sort there were stories that I enjoyed, and quite a few that I did not. About half way through the book I almost put it down as I found myself rushing through each story trying to get to the end of the book. I really hate to give up on a book. This one started to feel like a strain on me. Some of the stories just ended abruptly for me, but they got better for me and I finished and was overall pleased.
I am not sure that I would recommend to just anybody, but if you like the imaginative and bizarre this might be the book for you.
When I purchased this I thought it was one of those psychological books that presented unusual mental afflictions experienced by some people. It’s not. The Woman Who Married a Cloud
