Wednesday, March 13, 2013

why yes, I would love to read that!




Who ever came up with the title and the tag line is a genius.

And while it doesn't say so on the cover, the Fabulous Laird Barron is among the evil geniuses asked to contribute.

Oh, you are not so sure of the genius designation? How about this line from the beginning of the story:

"--and this time the advantage is mine." I laugh with pure malice, and die.


These are all tales from the villain's point of view.  Yes, I stole the copy right off Brooks Sherman's desk and held him at rapier point till he agreed to let me read it first.




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5 comments:

  1. JeffO3/13/13, 7:16 AM

    Somehow, it makes me think of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.

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  2. Ellipsis Flood3/13/13, 7:23 AM

    You had me at mad scientist.

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  3. Tom M Franklin3/13/13, 9:16 AM

    YES!

    I love reading about a book that makes me stop what I'm doing and work to get a copy RIGHT NOW!


    -- Tom

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  4. french sojourn3/13/13, 9:40 AM

    Why yes, I would love to flash fiction this.

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  5. Michael Seese3/13/13, 10:31 PM

    HOW did I miss THAT call for submissions?!?!? In other words, BUMMER!

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