I Cannot Protect Her, Ever Again
by Wayne Allen Sallee
Price: Free! 2300 words.
Published by Crossroad Press on September 9, 2011. Fiction.
This is not a happy, feel-good message of American solidarity. This is a deeply thought out, painful journey through an author's mind and heart. We write stories that are meant to frighten people... when the Twin Towers fell, when 9/11 became a "thing" and not just another day on the calendar, all of those make-believe monsters lost their steam.
Location: United States
Member Since: Dec. 21, 2010
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Wayne Allen Sallee
Books
The Holy Terror
by Wayne Allen Sallee
Price: $2.99 USD. 82480 words. Published by Crossroad Press on December 21, 2010. Fiction.
"Crippled and insane, I am the American Dream!" Evan Shustak is on the hunt for the "Pain Killer," who is taking out Chicago's "invisible people" one by one. Evan and a mis-matched band of would-be saviors fight to protect their own, while the author leaves us wondering - is the killer evil, or is he a hero too? Painful to read, brutally honest. Reminiscent of Flannery Oconner.
Price: $2.99 USD. 82480 words. Published by Crossroad Press on December 21, 2010. Fiction.
"Crippled and insane, I am the American Dream!" Evan Shustak is on the hunt for the "Pain Killer," who is taking out Chicago's "invisible people" one by one. Evan and a mis-matched band of would-be saviors fight to protect their own, while the author leaves us wondering - is the killer evil, or is he a hero too? Painful to read, brutally honest. Reminiscent of Flannery Oconner.
With Wounds Still Wet
by Wayne Allen Sallee
Price: $2.99 USD. 54000 words. Published by Crossroad Press on December 21, 2010. Fiction.
With Wounds Still Wet is a Bram Stoker Award-nominated collection of twenty-two stories from Chicago author Wayne Allen Sallee. Visceral, painful, often closing in on the too-personal, Sallee's fiction is a sharp jab of reality in a world of milk-toast angst and watered-down prose.
Price: $2.99 USD. 54000 words. Published by Crossroad Press on December 21, 2010. Fiction.
With Wounds Still Wet is a Bram Stoker Award-nominated collection of twenty-two stories from Chicago author Wayne Allen Sallee. Visceral, painful, often closing in on the too-personal, Sallee's fiction is a sharp jab of reality in a world of milk-toast angst and watered-down prose.