Published: June 27, 2010
Words: 2958 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook description

Susan, saved by her Heimlich maneuver-performing dog from death by choking, must remain silent until her infected throat heals. Shutting up has never been easy for her. Her job as a customer service supervisor, and her already strained marriage are on the line. Susan must learn to communicate before she goes crazy, or kills somebody, or both.

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Tags

short fiction, humor, short story, interfacing

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Review by: Denise White on Oct. 25, 2010 :
An enjoyably light and humorous read that is also particularly meaningful for anyone who spends the greater part of their waking hours talking. Pronouncing words, forming sentences and issuing them forth, where they bounce off of, stick to the clothing of, and often enter the psyches of those within earshot. Could humanity possibly survive a day or two without this ubiquitous mechanism as the driving force for all action and reaction? One human does, and finds that she has entered her own psyche and wants to make herself more comfortable there. And all through the process interfacing perseveres, even prospers in its own way.
(reviewed long after purchase)

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