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Five Heartbeats
Jerry Wright brings his wicked and pointed sense of humor and terror to five short pieces in his Creepy Pasta for the Soulless series.
"The Laugh that Makes You Cry for Mommy" may be the creepiest and scariest piece of fiction under five hundred words ever written. In "Dandelion Pie", imaginary friends take on a funny, though still creepy, form. "Hotel Marketing" explores what happens when advertising art imitates life...or the other way around. In "The Range Journal", an old leather book describes a terrible mystery. "Strip Poker" tells the story of a college party gone wrong.
Hard, biting, and unapologetic, Wright's stories stick with you long after you've clicked off the screen.
"The Laugh that Makes You Cry for Mommy" may be the creepiest and scariest piece of fiction under five hundred words ever written. In "Dandelion Pie", imaginary friends take on a funny, though still creepy, form. "Hotel Marketing" explores what happens when advertising art imitates life...or the other way around. In "The Range Journal", an old leather book describes a terrible mystery. "Strip Poker" tells the story of a college party gone wrong.
Hard, biting, and unapologetic, Wright's stories stick with you long after you've clicked off the screen.
16 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 5, 2012
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July 24, 2021
*Review from my 10 year old*
I liked the five short stories, but I didn't like how they ended. They just cut off abruptly and the story wasn't finished. My favorite story was the first one with the monster, but I didn't like how they never showed the monster. Glad my mom only paid $.99 for it.
I liked the five short stories, but I didn't like how they ended. They just cut off abruptly and the story wasn't finished. My favorite story was the first one with the monster, but I didn't like how they never showed the monster. Glad my mom only paid $.99 for it.
April 10, 2017
5 short stories. Not really very scary but well written. I did like the first one.
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