HAVE YOU READ SOME DREW TODAY?

TWO NOVELS-TWO SHORT STORIES

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Short story by Drew Adams available on amazon.com

A creepy short story which crept from my creepy brain. Only 99 cents on amazon. Just click on the website below.




















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An excerpt from "CLICKING THINGS"!

An excerpt from my new "creepy" short story available this week on Amazon.

 A rustle stirred underneath the hammock. I steadied my precariously balanced bed and peered down. Beneath me all was black, dark, but in that light-less void a deeper shadow resided.

Get a grip, now you're seeing boogeymen under your bed.

My fire, which earlier had cast flickering illumination on the surrounding trees was now just pitiful glowing embers, yet gave some miniscule relief from the gloom. I fixated on it, willing the glow to dispel the oppression closing in on me.

Click, Click, Click.

I sat up with such abruptness I nearly capsized my hammock.

Click, Click, Click.

Closer now, advancing.

What if I sprang from my perch and dived into the creek? Perhaps they don't like water.

Click, Click.

Two cadences, underneath me.

Click.

A countdown?

My hammock spun, turning so I faced the ground. I saw them, deep yellow eyes, following my fall.

NEW SHORT STORY!

A new short story I plan to place on Amazon Kindle soon. Around twenty years ago I wrote a short story and submitted it to a magazine. I got a scathing letter back from the editor. Among other things he said it was too long and nothing happened in the first two pages.

On retrospect, I see his point. If he'd published the story there wouldn't have been any room for advertisement much less any other stories. Obviously I had failed to investigate the magazines requirements.

Nevertheless I was challenged and wrote a short short short story. I mean the thing was not three double spaced pages long.

So, I drug it out the other day, read it, and decided to rewrite it. I'm adding a little to it. Maybe...oh...I don't know...five thousand words or so. Yeah...and I'll tell you something.

This time it'll be as long as I damn well please!


Look for it! Coming soon.