Wild Things: Four Tales

Solve the Jigsaw Puzzle

From Publishers Weekly:
Clegg (The Machinery of Night) shows how the bestial aspects of horror and humanity are interchangeable in this quartet of psychological suspense stories. “A Madness of Starlings” concerns a man who looks to nature for reassurance of his fatherly instincts only to find his dislocating feelings of angst and alienation mirrored instead. In “The Dark Game,” an American soldier turns tables on his captors in Vietnam with the help of an especially brutal survival trick involving self-hypnosis. “The American” is a spare, Hemingwayesque tale of threatened manhood with an Alfred Hitchcock twist. “The Wolf” tells of a hunting expedition in which the roles of predator and prey are craftily reversed. Though several stories stretch the theme of this volume, each makes riveting reading.

HOW TO PLAY:
If the puzzle below doesn’t “start” on its own and show you the jigsaw pieces, just click your mouse at the center of the puzzle.

Use your mouse to go move the pieces around — put the mouse over the piece, left-click the mouse and hold your finger down (don’t let up on the click), and then move the piece in place.

Once it’s in place, let go.

The correct pieces fit together — the wrong ones don’t.

Hint: It’s easier to do the outer edges of the puzzle first, and be sure to consult the cover up top here as to what the final puzzle will look like. Have fun!