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Day 70: Flash Fiction by Hervé Suys, Michael Fineran and John Lane
Story 1: A conversation about the fate of a young boy by Herve Suys.
Pretty much as everything he does, Hervé Suys (°1968 - Ronse, Belgium) writes short stories to impress his wife, kids and closest friends. He started writing whilst recovering from a sports injury. He prefers to write hatless and barefooted. Follow all his moves on hervesuys.org or @HerveSuys.
Story 2: What the Eyes hold by Michael Fineran about a child in bed who encounters a ghost.
Michael Fineran studied broadcasting and journalism at Stonehill College, before earning his Master’s in English from Salem State University. He has taught high school English for the past two decades in the Greater Boston area, where he lives and writes.
Story 3 by John Lane details a tragic event at a playground.
John Lane’s fiction has appeared in Black Hare Press, Ghost Orchid Press, Black Ink Fiction, Crow’s Feet Journal, Six Sentences, The Disappointed Housewife and other venues. His essays also appeared in Morbidly Beautiful, Celestial Toyroom and Pure Slush. In 2020, John’s story, “Dimension Traveler,” tied for Rejected Manuscripts’ third most voted entry out of 130 stories.
Reader for Black Hare Press and Freeze Frame Fiction. Member of the Horror Writers Association.
Army and National Guard veteran.
You can read today's story and all the stories featured on kaidankai at https://www.whiteenso.com/100-stories.html. Follow us on twitter at: Japanese Ghost Stories @ghostJapanese Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaidankai100/
Pretty much as everything he does, Hervé Suys (°1968 - Ronse, Belgium) writes short stories to impress his wife, kids and closest friends. He started writing whilst recovering from a sports injury. He prefers to write hatless and barefooted. Follow all his moves on hervesuys.org or @HerveSuys.
Story 2: What the Eyes hold by Michael Fineran about a child in bed who encounters a ghost.
Michael Fineran studied broadcasting and journalism at Stonehill College, before earning his Master’s in English from Salem State University. He has taught high school English for the past two decades in the Greater Boston area, where he lives and writes.
Story 3 by John Lane details a tragic event at a playground.
John Lane’s fiction has appeared in Black Hare Press, Ghost Orchid Press, Black Ink Fiction, Crow’s Feet Journal, Six Sentences, The Disappointed Housewife and other venues. His essays also appeared in Morbidly Beautiful, Celestial Toyroom and Pure Slush. In 2020, John’s story, “Dimension Traveler,” tied for Rejected Manuscripts’ third most voted entry out of 130 stories.
Reader for Black Hare Press and Freeze Frame Fiction. Member of the Horror Writers Association.
Army and National Guard veteran.
You can read today's story and all the stories featured on kaidankai at https://www.whiteenso.com/100-stories.html. Follow us on twitter at: Japanese Ghost Stories @ghostJapanese Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaidankai100/
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Story 1: A conversation about the fate of a young boy by Herve Suys.
Pretty much as everything he does, Hervé Suys (°1968 - Ronse, Belgium) writes short stories to impress his wife, kids and closest friends. He started writing whilst recovering from a sports injury. He prefers to write hatless and barefooted. Follow all his moves on hervesuys.org or @HerveSuys.
Story 2: What the Eyes hold by Michael Fineran about a child in bed who encounters a ghost.
Michael Fineran studied broadcasting and journalism at Stonehill College, before earning his Master’s in English from Salem State University. He has taught high school English for the past two decades in the Greater Boston area, where he lives and writes.
Story 3 by John Lane details a tragic event at a playground.
John Lane’s fiction has appeared in Black Hare Press, Ghost Orchid Press, Black Ink Fiction, Crow’s Feet Journal, Six Sentences, The Disappointed Housewife and other venues. His essays also appeared in Morbidly Beautiful, Celestial Toyroom and Pure Slush. In 2020, John’s story, “Dimension Traveler,” tied for Rejected Manuscripts’ third most voted entry out of 130 stories.
Reader for Black Hare Press and Freeze Frame Fiction. Member of the Horror Writers Association.
Army and National Guard veteran.
You can read today's story and all the stories featured on kaidankai at https://www.whiteenso.com/100-stories.html. Follow us on twitter at: Japanese Ghost Stories @ghostJapanese Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaidankai100/
Pretty much as everything he does, Hervé Suys (°1968 - Ronse, Belgium) writes short stories to impress his wife, kids and closest friends. He started writing whilst recovering from a sports injury. He prefers to write hatless and barefooted. Follow all his moves on hervesuys.org or @HerveSuys.
Story 2: What the Eyes hold by Michael Fineran about a child in bed who encounters a ghost.
Michael Fineran studied broadcasting and journalism at Stonehill College, before earning his Master’s in English from Salem State University. He has taught high school English for the past two decades in the Greater Boston area, where he lives and writes.
Story 3 by John Lane details a tragic event at a playground.
John Lane’s fiction has appeared in Black Hare Press, Ghost Orchid Press, Black Ink Fiction, Crow’s Feet Journal, Six Sentences, The Disappointed Housewife and other venues. His essays also appeared in Morbidly Beautiful, Celestial Toyroom and Pure Slush. In 2020, John’s story, “Dimension Traveler,” tied for Rejected Manuscripts’ third most voted entry out of 130 stories.
Reader for Black Hare Press and Freeze Frame Fiction. Member of the Horror Writers Association.
Army and National Guard veteran.
You can read today's story and all the stories featured on kaidankai at https://www.whiteenso.com/100-stories.html. Follow us on twitter at: Japanese Ghost Stories @ghostJapanese Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaidankai100/