To point out that David Tallerman lists Crunch amongst his favourites from the recent issue of Ballista.
You can read David’s story, Feeler, and my story, Crunch, in the current and final issue of Ballista.
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My short Story Crunch is out NOW in Ballista's Autumn (2009) issue
My short story The Room is out in the February 2010 issue of Tales of The Moonlit Path
My short story The Room is out in the February 2010 issue of Tales of The Moonlit Path
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It was an excellent story! It was a tough subject to take on, and it was a really nice surprise when you pulled it off so well.
Thanks Dave.