Review of Fact Check and More Probing Tales

Moddesser Elahi · Post by **Moddesser Elahi** » 14 Mar 2023, 04:16

I feel the writer has tried to delve into human emotions in this collection of short stories. I would read these stories.

Ajay Rudrapati · Post by **Ajay Rudrapati** » 05 Mar 2024, 03:15

I am very much awaited to read this book, Your review motivated me to read this book ASAP. The way you inculcated the details of the book in a very clear manner is impressive. Thank you

Post by **Rebecca De Figueiredo** » 03 Feb 2025, 09:35

The reviewers explanation of what to expect in this compendium of short stories really gives me an idea of what to expect. On reading the first few pages I was honestly sucked in and know that this is a book to enjoy. He is talented and know what his readership want.

Lauren Stjohn · Post by **Lauren Stjohn** » 03 Feb 2025, 09:37

Excited to read a collection of short stories. A literary gift to engage in the adaptability of short stories. Great Reviews. Some of the reviews are quite short but informative.

Devesh Patel · Post by **Devesh Patel** » 03 Feb 2025, 09:57

James Hanna’s "Fact Check and More Probing Tales" is a captivating anthology blending humor, depth, and relatability. With themes of modern life, Hanna’s rich storytelling, shaped by his diverse experiences, shines through. The mix of colloquial language, pop culture, and thought-provoking narratives makes this collection a must-read. A perfect for short story enthusiasts!

Post by **Ajiferuke Ajibola** » 03 Feb 2025, 10:04

"Fact Check and More Probing Tales" by James Hanna contains short tales that are funny and thought-provoking. The author's life experiences came to bear in all these stories, making them relatable. Congrats on BOTD. Awesome review.

Post by **Seetha E** » 03 Feb 2025, 10:49

I enjoy reading short stories, and there are 22 in this one. For a sample, I chose "How I Got Me Some Standards," and "The Lottery." I enjoyed both of them. The unique writing style, humor and the thought provoking content has me interested in this one.
A well-written review!

Azubuike J Azi · Post by **Azubuike J Azi** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:13

"Fact Check and More Probing Tales" by James Hanna. Nice review and I can't wait to see how Hanna concluded rounded up the story, it seems interesting and ideologically to read for short story lovers. I do and I don't like most story books but this one caught me an interest to read more congratulations on your BOTD.

Jasveer Singh 1 · Post by **Jasveer Singh 1** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:23

There is nothing more important than learning about life through great stories. Morever if its a collection of short stories that will give you this wisdom and fun too, then count me in.

Leen282 · Post by **Leen282** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:38

Thanks to the generous offer of being free book of the day, I will be able to enjoy these short stories. I like the fact that several of them touch upon recent history, such as the pandemic and Trumps' impeachment.

Post by **Magdalyne chebet** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:43

"Fact Check and More Probing Tales" by James Hanna is a witty, thought-provoking anthology of 22 diverse stories. Blending humor, social commentary, and sharp storytelling, it explores modern life, justice, and human nature. I’d love to experience Hanna’s engaging narratives firsthand. Congrats BOTD!

Post by **Mr Benj** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:45

"Fact Check and More Probing Tales" by James Hanna, a book that features 22 short stories, with a theme about life lessons. It will be an interesting journey to read these stories in one book. And it will be fun to read " the land fish" and "A Diamond as Big As A Black Eyed Pea" among others. A book to be read.

Post by **Alida Spies** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:46

Twenty two stories that are humorous but also get you thinking sound fascinating.
The titles also sound alluring, e.g., The Land Fish and The Good Pimp. I like that the tales are varied and explore various facets of modern life. Thank you for your informative review.

Kelvin Omollo · Post by **Kelvin Omollo** » 03 Feb 2025, 11:58

Congratulations to the featured author. I love humor and when you mentioned the tickle in the book made me want to try it. Good insightful review.

Rady Espinoza · Post by **Rady Espinoza** » 03 Feb 2025, 12:04

Hanna explores the various aspects of modern life in his book, and his experiences in Australia and with his extensive work in Criminal Justice give his tales depth and relatability. In his stories, he makes connections to both contemporary pop culture and the classics, which I find appealing. Some stories revolve on enlightening talks between the narrator and his wife. My thinking bug was triggered by conversations about one's favorite music, what one would do if one could travel back in time, and one's imaginary friend from childhood.