Free Five
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3.9 • 167개의 평가
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Five Flash Fiction horror pieces, all under 1000 words.
Each piece also includes a brief afterword from the author with a bit of background on where he got the idea for the story.
A little insight into the life and mind of a horror writer.
Approx. 7000 words (roughly 28 pages)
Includes:
- "The Professional Crier"
The tears of high school outcast Penny Circe can bring back the dead. At least temporarily.
- "I Spy With My Little Eye"
Anthony Monsano has gone through hell to finally find himself in possession of the round box. The question is, what's inside?
- "Run, Rabbit. Run."
Pete Cantrell hates jackrabbits. Unfortunately, his home is surrounded by them. And something else as well.
- "The Death He Expected"
A group of boys on a midnight, full moon trip to an Indian burial site get more than just a practical joke.
- "Another Oldie But Goodie"
Retirement home resident Margaret Daniels is hearing music that no one else can hear, a song she hasn't heard in almost 50 years.
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Short storie
I enjoyed every short in this book. I understand that the idea was to tell the stories in a certain amount of words , and I applaud each artist for their phonetic prowess and creativity. Some however needed more. It's almost as if the just reached rotation speed upwind of the departing runway only to have the engine die a mere five hundred feet from the ground yet safely each pilot walked away... Well , almost. Perhaps it's time for me to dig into my creative story telling . You may here from me again. Thank you for the great works Ladies and Gents. I applauded you.
Beautifully written, but...
I love to become fully immersed in my spooky books, and the author’s inspiration segments kinda took away from that. I enjoyed them nonetheless because these stories were less terrifying from the start and more of a build up. Love the writing, keep it up I would love to see more
Very good
I am not a short story kind of guy, but I was looking for something to read, figured why not try this, it's free, and I was glad
I did. Story's were short, but all interesting.