Aftershock & Others
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“Aftershock” is another instance where I can answer the where-do-your-stories-come-from? question.
Early in the year Peter Crowther e-mailed me about contributing an offbeat ghost story (somewhere in the 5K-word neighborhood) for an anthology he was editing—Hauntings. I said thanks, no, up to my lower lip and all that, and put it out of my head.
A few weeks or months later I came across a newspaper article about a support group for survivors of lightning strikes. Survivors? Could there be that m...any? Turned out there are—most of them along Florida’s “lightning alley.” Some had been hit three, even four times.
Four times? Almost sounded as if they were trying to get hit.
Whoa…now there was a hook if I ever heard one. But why would someone want to get hit by lightning? I knew a story lurked there.
And then Peter’s ghost anthology bobbed to the surface and I had my answer.
After a trip to Venice and seeing a thunderstorm sweep through the Piazza San Marco, I had a location for the framing sequence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Aftershock” is another instance where I can answer the where-do-your-stories-come-from? question.
Early in the year Peter Crowther e-mailed me about contributing an offbeat ghost story (somewhere in the 5K-word neighborhood) for an anthology he was editing—Hauntings. I said thanks, no, up to my lower lip and all that, and put it out of my head.
A few weeks or months later I came across a newspaper article about a support group for survivors of lightning strikes. Survivors? Could there be that m...any? Turned out there are—most of them along Florida’s “lightning alley.” Some had been hit three, even four times.
Four times? Almost sounded as if they were trying to get hit.
Whoa…now there was a hook if I ever heard one. But why would someone want to get hit by lightning? I knew a story lurked there.
And then Peter’s ghost anthology bobbed to the surface and I had my answer.
After a trip to Venice and seeing a thunderstorm sweep through the Piazza San Marco, I had a location for the framing sequence.
What to read after Aftershock & Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F. Paul Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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