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Dunked
Duane was thirteen years old the summer he got told he was going to Hell. His accusers, the Wheeler twins, lay it out for Duane, or Winger as they call him. They tell him there’s not a damn thing he can do – but maybe something they can.
A darkly funny short story about growing up and thinking of your existence. And boxing.
Bonus 1: Also includes the short story, The Plate Spinner – A Glimmer Train Fiction Contest finalist. Brian's day starts with a decapitated bird, and gets much worse.
Bonus 2: A full chapter excerpt from the novel, Correction Line.
Approximately 45 pages (11,000 words).
A darkly funny short story about growing up and thinking of your existence. And boxing.
Bonus 1: Also includes the short story, The Plate Spinner – A Glimmer Train Fiction Contest finalist. Brian's day starts with a decapitated bird, and gets much worse.
Bonus 2: A full chapter excerpt from the novel, Correction Line.
Approximately 45 pages (11,000 words).
31 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 29, 2012
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March 29, 2023
The seed that grew into Fall In One Day
Dunked by Craig Terlson is a nicely written short story concerning a religiously uncertain young boy's impromptu baptism and its aftereffect. An interesting side note these boys and their actions are later fleshed out in Terlson's excellent novel Fall In One Day.
There is an added short story bonus The Plate Spinner a tale of a man who needs to stay busy till life sends him a message.
Dunked by Craig Terlson is a nicely written short story concerning a religiously uncertain young boy's impromptu baptism and its aftereffect. An interesting side note these boys and their actions are later fleshed out in Terlson's excellent novel Fall In One Day.
There is an added short story bonus The Plate Spinner a tale of a man who needs to stay busy till life sends him a message.
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