I've been "Aaron A." to the folks at Everyday Weirdness since the beginning...I can't seem to convince them otherwise. For the rest of the world, I will remain "Aaron Polson".
K.C. - I seem to find my name mentioned next to "disturbing" a lot...
Anthony - They are the "parents" of the narrator in Norman Partridge's "The Hollow Men". One creeptastic short story if you can find it; definately my inspiration.
Alan - Thanky much.
Jodi - There's that "disturbing" word again... heh.
I see a magic 'A' floating in the middle of your name - is it here to stay or a fleeting visitor?
ReplyDeleteCreepy, exceedingly well done, and very unusual.
I've been "Aaron A." to the folks at Everyday Weirdness since the beginning...I can't seem to convince them otherwise. For the rest of the world, I will remain "Aaron Polson".
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading!
That was disturbing and brilliant. Good story!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Those creatures creeped me out something awful. in a good way of course. :-)
ReplyDeleteThere were some nice literary touches to that horror piece. Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery disturbing, Aaron, well done!
ReplyDeleteK.C. - I seem to find my name mentioned next to "disturbing" a lot...
ReplyDeleteAnthony - They are the "parents" of the narrator in Norman Partridge's "The Hollow Men". One creeptastic short story if you can find it; definately my inspiration.
Alan - Thanky much.
Jodi - There's that "disturbing" word again... heh.
That was an amazing story. Creeped me out quite a bit. On a Monaday morning...shudder...
ReplyDeleteSee, that is how you start a story with description. Grabbed me by the neck and held me. So very beautifully creepy, Aaron.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barry. Yeah...Mondays.
ReplyDeleteKatey - You always make me feel like a winner. Thanks for that.
For the rest of the world, I will remain "Aaron Polson".
ReplyDeleteWork from home India