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    Ghost Hunting

    I'm one of those guys who wanders through abandoned homes notorious for their fearsome hauntings. I traipse through rooms with caution, though; the floors beneath my shoes often crackle from debris, creating a false sense of security. You see,...

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    • Hauntingly penned, Tim. Logic over valor my friend. Excellent write you’re a great storyteller. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • This is good and had me laughing with the pedal to the metal.

    • Tim, this took me into the haunted rooms of that house and feeling the disquieted vibes as I read. Truly a master work of short story telling. Your descriptions of the broken window and dusty curtains made the scene come alive for me in full visual effect. As the story unfolded I enjoyed the narration and how it pulled me into the story. Truly great ghost story telling that had me fascinated unto that great ending where the message appears on his phone.

      John

      • Thanks very much for the comment, John. it’s much appreciated.

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    A murder in Paradise Valley

        Joshua Daniel's hands wore thick calluses and he didn't smile much. At age thirty-two, he worked in fields and chopped wood. The blood, toil, and sweat made him tough.    On the 28th of June, under the big oak tree at...

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    • Phenomenally penned, Tim. You’re a great storyteller my friend, felt like a western to me. Excellent write. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • This does give a western vibe. I like the listening to the tree to hear the screaming.

    • I normally do not read the short story section, but I was curious, so…
      Revenge is sometimes blinding. This write shows that to be true.
      Your story reads fluid, interesting, carrying the scenes forward really well. The epilogue (of sorts) leaves the reader pondering, perhaps for a continuation.
      Great write, Tim.

    • This was very engaging. Some of those dead have unfinished business. Great ink.

    • Hi Tim!
      This reminds me of an episode of Hell on Wheels! And the pic really reinforces the tone of the story.
      Gritty with emotion and guns. How it was back then. Black and white with a lot of dust instead of grey.
      Truly enjoyed the read amigo. It’s nice seeing friends post in different categories.

      • Thank you for the nice comment, Adelly. Much appreciated. 🙂

    • Tim you have mastered the art of putting so much action, plot development, and powerfully emotional story telling into the short story form. This takes you into the heart of Joshua and his tragic mistake leading to his ending. Gritty and strong telling of this tale that engaged me as I read. Not a line wasted. A perfect economy of words that brings this tale home in a big way.

      John

      • Wow, thank you, John. I couldn’t have asked for a better comment. 🙂

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    Darkness

    For the longest timei saw stars in the skybleeding bright lights, wounded by isolation,stolen by space, and foolishly thoughtit was only metrapped in darkness.

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    James Dean and Fairmount.

    I wish I'd seen him in Fairmountwith a Stetson hat, blue jeans, and boots;or with his collar turned up on a drizzly day,before his fast life crashed throughthe intersectionof folklore and fame..Before his sleek silver Spydergripped him to death in...

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    • You gotta be talking about James Dean. Taken way too early.
      It was a preventable tragedy. Getting too comfortable in a fast car isn’t good!
      Fast cars and young men can be a death sentence if you are not cautious.

      • Yes, tragic unforeseeable events can always alter life if one is not careful.
        “He’s gotta see us.” Dean’s last words.
        Thank you adelly.

    • Beautiful tribute to James Dean. He loved speed, freedom, and the open road… his passion became both his muse and his undoing. He adored his Little Bastard, and though he burned bright and brief, his legend never slowed down. I like to imagine he’s still racing somewhere in eternity.

    • Powerfully penned, Tim. Excellent tribute my friend I liked this a lot. Appreciate you.

      Damian

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