Published: Jan. 31, 2010
Words: 1453 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook description

In this short story a man reads a very unusual newspaper, that has something listed that shouldn't be there.

Tags

paranormal

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Reviews

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Review by: J.A. Apol on Nov. 17, 2010 :
Nice hook at the beginning, clever idea (would make a great Twilight Zone episode if developed further). However, the tenses changed, sometimes within a sentence. Also (SPOILER ALERT), couldn't figure out how his paper went from mysteriously missing to readable at the end. With some work this could be a really good short story, but it comes across a bit like the first draft of a 7th grade writing assignment.
(review of free book)

Review by: Ruth Ann Nordin on March 08, 2010 :
I loved what he found in the paper! This was an entertaining short story.
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Review by: Robert Penner on Feb. 01, 2010 : (no rating)
Saturday the 14th is yet another short story by this author that I did enjoy. I felt that this story could have been longer, the ending was a bit sudden. What can you expect from a free story though, so not much complaint. The idea is original and creative. The idea left me wanting more. There were areas in the story that needed more attention to the editing process, but as with his other stories did not derail me from the story line and kept me reading onward. Check it out.
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Review by: Harry Moss on Jan. 31, 2010 : (no rating)
Even free does not make a poorly written piece worth the read. Tenses change, formatting is irregular, the voice is that of a dim bulb and the conclusion, which is given away by the title, is a poor reveal in magician’s parlance. In short, don’t bother.
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