Bøger af Frank Short

101 Short Stories with a wide variety of content. There's a story about Janet, who hosts a cooking show in the eleventh dimension... Zeus' son, Larry... A telepathic betta fish named Boots... Petrus Naghel, a demented and sacrilegious fourteenth century scribe... A blueberry's brush with fame... A world-famous cat named Kung Fu... and Henrietta Wynnsock, a bartender who changed the world.These are very short stories averaging just over seven-hundred words each. So even if you don't like the one you're reading, there's consolation in that it's not going to last all that long. The sequence of the stories contained herein is, for the most part, the chronological sequence in which they were written. Therefore, if there was any improvement in the overall quality of my writing over time, it may be beneficial to you, the reader, to skip a few of the earlier stories. Or, better yet, maybe you should start at the back and work your way forward until the quality of the writing becomes unbearable. Enjoy! Incidentally, My dog thinks this book is delicious.

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