Requests From The Dead
Don’t trust me with your name. You’ve no idea what I can do with it. So thinks a hospital DJ who has trouble with the living and the dead on his radio request show.
Names are central to the title story, and the ten other tales in this collection. That’s because they are all requests. Ten readers have volunteered their names to the author…
Where will they find themselves? And will they all survive?
In YOUR CALL IS IMPORTANT TO US, Wendy Latham hates her job in the call center at the bank, so to make it bearable she challenges herself to always win the game against her colleagues. The game where points are scored by making callers speak or respond in certain ways. However, this time she plays too fast and hard with the emotions of an elderly customer, and there will be a price to pay…
In FOLKLORE FANTASY PARK, Tera Dugan has been reporting on haunted locations for years, and she expects her night time exploration of an abandoned theme park with her photographer, Finn, to be the same as all the rest: a little creepy, but with no conclusive presence of the paranormal. However, Folklore Fantasy Park has other ideas…
In TACTILE, Controversial artist Tash Schiedel is finally exhibiting after a number of years away. Her work, almost always influenced by her love of zombies, promises to be thought-provoking, shocking, and - because of her use of mixed media and fabrics - tactile. What visitors to the Art Warehouse don't realise is that they are going to get a true taste of the artist's undead nightmare...
These, and seven other stories, throw their characters into unnerving situations with terrifying consequences. No one is safe. Not when a writer has your name.
Don’t trust me with your name. You’ve no idea what I can do with it. So thinks a hospital DJ who has trouble with the living and the dead on his radio request show.
Names are central to the title story, and the ten other tales in this collection. That’s because they are all requests. Ten readers have volunteered their names to the author…
Where will they find themselves? And will they all survive?
In YOUR CALL IS IMPORTANT TO US, Wendy Latham hates her job in the call center at the bank, so to make it bearable she challenges herself to always win the game against her colleagues. The game where points are scored by making callers speak or respond in certain ways. However, this time she plays too fast and hard with the emotions of an elderly customer, and there will be a price to pay…
In FOLKLORE FANTASY PARK, Tera Dugan has been reporting on haunted locations for years, and she expects her night time exploration of an abandoned theme park with her photographer, Finn, to be the same as all the rest: a little creepy, but with no conclusive presence of the paranormal. However, Folklore Fantasy Park has other ideas…
In TACTILE, Controversial artist Tash Schiedel is finally exhibiting after a number of years away. Her work, almost always influenced by her love of zombies, promises to be thought-provoking, shocking, and - because of her use of mixed media and fabrics - tactile. What visitors to the Art Warehouse don't realise is that they are going to get a true taste of the artist's undead nightmare...
These, and seven other stories, throw their characters into unnerving situations with terrifying consequences. No one is safe. Not when a writer has your name.