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Month: December 2017
Ha(r)py Holidays, one and all; also, some HorrorLite flash fiction
Well, it’s been a while. Your bated-breath waiting is NO LONGER! Here’s a(nother)
- Not my brilliant image. Look on the Internetz!
twisted flash fiction story, or perhaps it should be more aptly described as slash fiction (for those of you who hate horror, light or otherwise, you may of course skip it . . . this is light on the horror Scoville scale, I must say). Probably sums up this crappy orange Nehi year pretty well, however.
I will (I think) return to this blog in January as I get back on my literary feet—unstressed, I hope!—and share some books I’ve been reading and am longer overdue talking about, from friends and strangers alike, some personal travelogues, maybe some Leigh’s Un-Wisdom, too.
In the meantime, stay curious, stay strong, and, most importantly, stay weird.
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Ohmigod, Tannenbaum! A Hallow-istmas story
by Leigh Ward-Smith
They wouldn’t have to walk much farther than a quarter- or half-mile to find a good tree at Old Man Kettler’s farm. Many pines were finished out, as Kettler himself liked to say, in the weeks before Halloween.
So, it couldn’t hurt to check out the stock early, in effect staking out a prize tree before everybody and his brother got to it. Could it?
Brie Cardone didn’t think so, and she’d convinced a couple friends without too much prodding. Adam and Sarah were up for the challenge. In that spirit, ideas were floated, texts were sent, and plans were set.
Dead-set. Continue reading