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Blog postGordon Wheeler tells of earlier days of the extraordinary life he’s led. I like it when I die. Except today. Today, dying sucks. “This is a good day to die.” Low Dog first said that, at Little Big Horn. It wasn’t Crazy Horse like most people think, and definitely not Klingons. But today is not a good day for that. It’s a pretty awful day for that, if you want me to be perfectly honest. And why shouldn’t I be? Honest, I mean. It’s the last thing anyone’s going to get out of me. Might as w
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Blog postA pill-popping rock star turned cooking show judge makes a horrific discovery that brings a traumatic incident from the past to the surface. No one likes being hungry.
I’ve come to learn that there are many things that make a thing hungry. Lack of food is only one of them. Being hungry can make a person crazy, but true hunger … that tends to lead to unpredictable reactions. The Big Game showed me just how much.
The Big Game was a stroke of brilliance. Reality -
Blog postBecoming the pride of his PopPop was all Matty ever wanted. What PopPop wanted was something only Matty could deliver. Matty pried the nickel from the floor with a badly trimmed thumbnail. The coin didn’t come off very easily, caked with weeks of grime and whatever else sticks to the bottom of shoes nice enough for polish. He was holding a whole minute in his hand, if he made three dollars an hour. PopPop would be so proud of me, Matty thought, regarding more the nickel than his mat
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Blog posthttps://flic.kr/p/yanscsAn aging phys-ed teacher, facing the final days of his life, encounters an unusual situation that puts his values to the test. “Alright you maggots, line up! Right over here!”
Coach “The Walk” Bottle was short on patience and in no mood for nonsense. As the young ones fell into line, he was reminded of just how meaningless these past five days of his long life had seemed. With a day or two left to live, he dwelled on whether being a phys-ed teacher to -
Blog postMorning has not been kind to me lately. I’m not sure I can say we’ve ever quite seen eye to eye, morning and me. She’s just being more of a bitch than usual these days. She’s a vicious reminder that my desperate attempt at sleep has ended; daylight is here, and, with it, the rest of the waking world. Expecting things from me. Expecting my full attention. Because, after all, I’ve had a restful sleep, haven’t I? That’s what they assume. That’s what they have to assume. Otherwise, I’ve got nothi
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Blog posthttps://flic.kr/p/wh6UBi Greetings, Janet. I trust you are well.
Please, before you so quickly press the “to spam” button, let me assure you that I’m writing directly to you, Janet Anderson, of 12 Oakridge Lane, Shawnesey, Massachusetts. You are 42-years-old, have a cat named Rascal, and have just spilled tea on yourself.
Go ahead and clean up. I’ll wait. In the meantime, if your name happens to be Janet Anderson and you do not fit the rest of the description above, please -
Blog postDecember 28 — Tom couldn’t take it anymore. Between the horrible noises at night, both of us being sick, and the cistern turning foul, we were just put over the edge. He’s gone out to see if he can get the water working again. That was last night. Tom hasn’t come back, and without him or Hunter here, I’m afraid. Writing in this journal seemed to comfort me in the past, but it’s not doing such a good job at the moment. I’m going looking for him.
That was the final entry in the -
Blog postThe first thing that hit me was the smell.
The sight of all the bodies outside didn’t get me. I’d seen my share of those. Here, at quick glance, I counted twenty-two. The scene was only a day or two old, but most of the victims had either vomited what looked like the entirety of their digestive tracts, or had defecated themselves. It’s unusual for death and mess to smell so bad in the cold. But there was no wind to speak of, and the trees enveloping the area created a natural barr -
Blog postVia: https://www.chillingtalesfordarknights.com/2016/01/26/february-2016-short-horror-writing-contest-announced/ I cannot deny that my chosen profession is one of great fascination and — truth be told — amusement for myself. I am sure the same does not always hold true for the clients I serve, but that is of no consequence of concern for yours truly. I am called upon to provide my services and I set about my work, and I do so with the utmost level of skill and profession. The comfort of my cl
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Blog posthttps://flic.kr/p/cjEgMb There was a time once, when my life was more like what most would call normal. I don’t remember when that was, but it’s only logical to assume that before pills, punk rock and pussy, there was a bout of normalcy for Mister Gillean Rush. I’ve decided that I’m probably better off not remembering. My shrink tells me it’d only depress me more. Damn it, I think she’s right. That is something I really don’t fucking need. I’ve already got an overabundance of despondency, tha
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