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Tales of Weird Florida Short Stories #11
Irrigated: A Frustrating Florida Urban Fantasy Short Story
It’s hot under the collar during a frustrating Florida summer…
A broken irrigation pump turns out to be the least of Eugene Law’s problems when a simple morning task turns into a frustration-fueled free-for-all.
A concerned wife, a nosy neighbor, two kids, and a warren of Grellics makes for a really lousy Saturday in the Sunshine State.
Will our hero keep his cool? Or will the frustration boil over and leave them all scorched in the brown grass?
A broken irrigation pump turns out to be the least of Eugene Law’s problems when a simple morning task turns into a frustration-fueled free-for-all.
A concerned wife, a nosy neighbor, two kids, and a warren of Grellics makes for a really lousy Saturday in the Sunshine State.
Will our hero keep his cool? Or will the frustration boil over and leave them all scorched in the brown grass?
35 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 8, 2020
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September 11, 2020
This magnificent short Tale of Weird Florida makes it rather obvious that in the home of Eugene Law, Porter’s boss. She thinks the yard is dying, because the sprinkler’s don’t work.
So she makes sure her husband will fix the sprinklers.
But the yard is filled with Grellics, pixie-like fairies who thrive on people’s frustrations. Not to mention his nauseating neighbor Ted is around. Which is pretty frustrating for Gene, to say the least.
Dinner party for the frustration fairies.
So, in no time, this hilarious story is filled with frustrated people making a total mess of the yard, and of each other.
I loved, loved, loved this story. Martin Shannon is a truly fantastic writer, with endless amounts of humor and creativity.
And now, let’s go plant some rosemary.
Just to be certain.
So she makes sure her husband will fix the sprinklers.
But the yard is filled with Grellics, pixie-like fairies who thrive on people’s frustrations. Not to mention his nauseating neighbor Ted is around. Which is pretty frustrating for Gene, to say the least.
Dinner party for the frustration fairies.
So, in no time, this hilarious story is filled with frustrated people making a total mess of the yard, and of each other.
I loved, loved, loved this story. Martin Shannon is a truly fantastic writer, with endless amounts of humor and creativity.
And now, let’s go plant some rosemary.
Just to be certain.
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