Tales of the Weißenbach Bridge: The Bartender

By W. Blake Heitzman
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Published: Nov. 23, 2012
Words: 1,076 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301080540


Short description

There has always been a bridge near Weißenbach in the Black Forest. At first it was just a fallen log. Later, when settlements developed nearby, a wooden structure was built. Now days, it’s paved and cars pass over it, but since the beginning, locals have known not to wander upon it under a new moon. The bartender’s tale, is the first of several stories about careless or desperate souls who did.

Extended description

There has always been a bridge near Weißenbach in the Black Forest. At first it was just a fallen log, a convenience for the Bronze Age natives to cross the Murg River. Later, when settlements developed nearby, a wooden structure was built. When the Romans came, they converted it to stone. Now days, it’s paved and cars pass over it, but since the beginning, locals have known not to wander upon it under a new moon. This, the bartender’s tale, is the first of several stories about careless or desperate souls who did.
The Bartender is the first story in a developing collection of fantasy stories about a bridge that sometimes changes the lives of those who venture upon it during a new moon night. Others never know what became of them. However, the diligent may find clues in the archives and folklore of the village.

More stories will be added as they are written. (Read more)


Tags

mystery, fantasy, magic, science fiction, fairy tales, time travel, folklore, dedication

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Review by: RVTrekker on March 04, 2013 : star star star
I like this little story. Has a twist rather like Twilight Zone only happier. It made me smile.
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