Peerless

by Phillip R. Hall

Peerless was perfect, but perfection has its price: boredom--and the boredom was no longer tolerable for her. This is a short story I wrote a while ago for a contest. I hope you enjoy it.

3 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 8, 2011

About the author

Reality sidelines ambition. As a result, I have pretty much ended my writing "career," such as it is.

I do hope you enjoy that which is available. There may not be more in the future. Such is life.

The official Facebook page is closed.
The official Twitter is closed -- I can't delete it on here because of recurrent errors when attempting to do so.

The only way you can contact me now is via email, and that is at memoriesofthedead@gmail.com

To all you indie authors out there: keep up the good fight!

To all you reviewers out there....review more. We need them.

And to everyone, I give thanks.

Reviews

[Phillip Hall]

I wrote this a while ago as a contest entry. It's a short story about a lovely lass named, naturally, Peerless, who is quite sad with the state of her life: perfection. The overwhelming price of perfection is boredom, and that price is one she's no longer willing to pay. I'm not giving this a real "review," since I'm the author, and I feel that is unfair. I let the reader decide the merits (or lack thereof) of the work. But I do hope you'll enjoy it.