If you recall, I mentioned that I'm writing a series of flash fiction, each based in an awkward moment. My niece took my sister's phone and sent my wife a text that said, "I have a big butt." I thought of how funny and horrible the results could be if the situation were different. So I put a note on my phone to remind myself to write about it.
I still haven't written that piece of flash fiction, so every time I turn on my phone, I see a note that says, "I have a big butt." What's great is that, for just a split second, I don't remember what it's about, and it reminds me that I do indeed have a really big butt, from deadlifting.
I'd post a picture, but that seems like a mistake.
I'd post a picture, but that seems like a mistake.
Burden Kansas got a good review over at anythinghorror.com!
"I’m excited. Very excited. For a long time now I’ve been avoiding vampire films and novels because I hate the direction vampires have been taken in contemporary times.[...]But then this past week I watched STAKE LAND and read the novella BURDEN KANSAS and suddenly my faith in vicious, scary, and blood-thirsty vampires is being restored."
i really like all the stories and conversations derived from actions of your nieces.
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