Paul D. Dail

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Produktbeschreibung

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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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Paul D. Dail
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Februar 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781466165700
• Artikelnr.: 48708619

Autorenporträt

Paul Dail is the author of The Imaginings, a supernatural/horror novel, as well as numerous other short stories. Writing has always been his passion, and while he will quickly tell you that the people he has met in the many places that he has traveled have been the best schooling he could get, Paul received his formal education in English with a Creative Writing emphasis at the University of Montana, Missoula. He has had a non-fiction submission published in The Sun magazine's Reader's Write section entitled, "Slowing Down."

Currently Paul lives in southern Utah, amid the red rock, sagebrush and pinion junipers, with his wife and kids. He teaches Language Arts and Creative Writing at Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts.