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Out of Step
While on a battlefield tour of France, a woman has a disturbing encounter with the past...
(Short story)
(Short story)
14 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 17, 2014
About the author
Tony Talbot
29 books47 followersTony Talbot started writing short stories in 2008, after a dream he had and couldn't shake; Finally his wife told him to write it down or stop talking about it.
He wrote his first Young Adult novel, Over the Mountain, in 2008, and has completed several others and a growing raft of short stories since.
He lives in a village in Leicestershire UK, with an American wife he met online and a cat called Boo. As well as writing, he enjoys reading, playing on the Wii-U and not getting enough exercise.
Over the Mountain - 2008
Taken - 2009
American Girl - 2011
Eight Mile Island - 2012
Medusa - 2014
He wrote his first Young Adult novel, Over the Mountain, in 2008, and has completed several others and a growing raft of short stories since.
He lives in a village in Leicestershire UK, with an American wife he met online and a cat called Boo. As well as writing, he enjoys reading, playing on the Wii-U and not getting enough exercise.
Over the Mountain - 2008
Taken - 2009
American Girl - 2011
Eight Mile Island - 2012
Medusa - 2014
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May 3, 2014
This was an exceptionally quick read, took about 4-10mins.
I didn't know what to expect, but the rich imagery quickly bundled me up and took me for a hike through the French countryside.
The characters were mostly 2D, but given the length of the story, that's to be expected.
I won't share much about this story, except that the closing lines allowed for a shiver to creep up my spine.
One thing I noticed:
85% - always touching it to(o)
I didn't know what to expect, but the rich imagery quickly bundled me up and took me for a hike through the French countryside.
The characters were mostly 2D, but given the length of the story, that's to be expected.
I won't share much about this story, except that the closing lines allowed for a shiver to creep up my spine.
One thing I noticed:
85% - always touching it to(o)
Displaying 1 of 1 review