Checkmate

by Patrick Sean Lee

It is 7:15 in the evening. The sky outside is deep azure with large, disintegrating islands of clouds left behind as the late autumn storm marches on toward the plains. Farther eastward above the towering peaks of the Rockies I notice the strong blue sky melting into...

“Believe this. Believe this, my heart…”

14 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 2, 2012

About the author

Patrick Sean Lee was born in Denver, Colorado. He currently lives is Southern California with his wife. The
Redemption of Marvin Fuster is his first novel, begun in 1998 and completed in 2012.
He is the author of many short stories that can be seen at Amazonbooks-Patrick Sean Lee, and is completing work on his second novel, One Year on Meade Street which will be released in September of 2013.

In addition to One Year on Meade Street, Patrick has written a YA fantasy, "Dreams of Shadows", which will be released in late summer or early Fall, 2013.

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Reviews

[Kristīne Līcis · Rating 1 out of 5]

Huh? What the hell was this? Since when do 14 pages of random stuff qualify as short story, which, I am compelled to add, is the most difficult of fiction genres? Is this one of those situations where nonsense is art because nobody gets it? Where is the plot? What's with the “Believe this. Believe this, my heart…” assaulting reader but never making any sense? WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THIS SO-CALLED STORY? Beyond just being an example of ridiculous? Why did I waste my time?