#fridayflash Special Collections

First and foremost, Alan W. Davidson is the winner of The Devil's Food. Mr. Davidson, if you'd be so kind as to send your mail address to aaron_polson(at)hotmail(dot)com, I'll send the book your way. Enjoy.

For the Friday Flash today, I cheat. You'll have to head to Yellow Mama to read "Special Collections". As usual, I love the art Cindy Rosmus has chosen to go along with the story. Thanks Cindy, for taking on Mr. Harper's story.

Enjoy.

Ubiquitous? Me?

From the Whispers of Wickedness discussion board:

"Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #24 is out now...the ubiquitous Aaron Polson writes a scary little story of a little metal man..."

I've been called many things in life; never ubiquitous. Even before I read this post, I was feeling a little overexposed. I think it's time to head to that shack in the Ozarks and write the great American novel.

The story in Theaker's, "The Brass Menagerie", was fun to write. PDF downloads of Theaker's are available for free.

One of my very first short stories (a piece based on *ahem* actual events) is up at Yellow Mama--"Adopting Julie". I always thought Julie was a people name.

Soon: a "review" of Mr. Lansdale's collection, High Cotton. (I just finished and need a couple of days to process...whew)