Carnival Baseball
by Colby Cox
Price: Free! 71130 words.
Published on September 9, 2010. Fiction.
As head coach of the 1933 Wilmington Whispers, Sarge holds a grocery list of troubles. His catcher is a double amputee. The robot outfielders are held together with chicken wire and his star player is an ego-driven hunk of chewing tobacco. Witch doctors. Vampires with tommy guns.
Carnival Baseball turns our national pastime on its head and tells the tale of a born loser who refuses to fail.
Location: United States
Member Since: July 24, 2010
Colby Cox
Biography
Colby Cox was born in Delaware and was raised on a steady diet of crime noir, comic books, and the Marx Brothers. Rapidly nearing the age of forty, he is happily married and lives with his wife and son. His stories signify the end of his mid-life crisis and he hopes it will be smooth sailing from here on out. His goal is to write books that make him laugh out loud.