The most cliche-ridden horror story you will ever read, complete with an evil doll, a child drawing crazy stuff in black crayon, a wheelchair moving seemingly on its own and cats running out and startling people. Oh, so many cats. This was just for macabre, stupid fun.
A jack of all genres and Master of None, I like to dabble in writing most anything that suits my current fancy.
'Though I've been writing since age eleven, I hadn't bothered to publish anything until a few years ago, starting with my short story Old Pops' Last Beer. Since that time I've put out a few dozen short stories, along with a few novellas.
I consider my first published novel, Rave On to be a fiftieth birthday present to myself, having shoved it into the public eye on that semicentennial landmark. I often refer to it as a "magical, musical, romance". It's a story of what happens when a rockabilly singer from Iowa meets a mysterious magician from Romania.
My second novel is Suckers & Rogues, a coming-of-age saga set in the mid-eighties in which I examine teenage angst.
My third novel, which should be out by summer of 2022 is untitled at the moment. It is a paranormal mystery / horror about a group of ghost hunters exploring the secrets of an abandoned kiddie theme park.
When I'm not writing, I work with special needs adults or spend time with my wife and my dogs.
Another entertaining read by Dwayne Fry. To be honest, I didn't know what I was getting into when I chose to read this short story. I just needed something quick and since I had read other shorts by the same author, I told myself why not? I started this while I had just a little bit of free time. Good thing it was short because I forgot everything else around me and finished it.
I can understand why some people might feel the story was all over the place, but there was a pattern to this madness, and quite frankly, I loved it. Cliché? But of course! But that's what made it fun to read.