So my story "How Would You Know?" is up on the marvelous Night Train.
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4 comments:
Excellent work, Craig. I really enjoyed this story on multiple levels. One of my recent favorites, in fact.
We should swap blog links, if you're game. ;)
Jason said it well. I will add a bit of juvenileness and say this story kicks ass. LOVED LOVED it. Damn, Craig, you are fantastic. There are a couple of lines I'm dying to quote (sorry bad pun) but won't because they're toward the end. This story reminds me how I felt last November when I'd just started writing again and read your piece in decomP about the scientist. Damn.
Thanks so much, Jason and David. That means a lot to me coming from you two.
Loved it. Now Strip Ouija has competition for my favorite.
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