Ten went into the woods. Only five returned.
“You ever consider maybe the wrong people never made it out of those woods?” — Sean
Ten went into the woods. Only five returned.
Ten went into the woods. Only five returned.
It’s always a great day when Eric Beetner stops by the site. You can check out Eric’s previous guest posts, as well as my reviews of his work, in
“Never before has killing someone benefited such a good cause.” So goes the tag line for Killing Malmon, a collection of short stories in which longtime
What’s ahead of you is always more dangerous than what’s behind. — Calvin McGraw
Eric Beetner first introduced readers to the Iowa-based McGraw
It’s a pleasure to welcome Eric Beetner back to the blog. You can check out all of Eric’s previous guest posts, as well as my reviews of his work,
You ever feel like the biggest fucking idiot in the world? Well, you’re not. I am. — Reese
Despite being trapped in a dead-end job
It’s a pleasure to welcome Eric Beetner back to the blog. You can check out all of Eric’s previous guest posts, as well as my reviews of his work,
Oh, Christ. I was being laid off by the mafia. — Bricks
Paula “Bricks” Brickey is a mafia legacy. Her father, Antonio, served long and
“Hugh, after this if you ever see me again it will mean we’re both dead and the devil made us roommates.” — Calvin McGraw
Calvin
