Few authors develop the rare knack of bridging a perceived gap between fact and fantasy; Phil Locascio has. In his The Harbor of Ill Will, it’s not a matter of the reader discovering where reality is suspended and its alternative state takes over; not a question of where dreams end and nightmares begin. That would be too tough a call because Locascio has used his art to expertly smooth over the

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