The Year's Best Horror Stories 9
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William Relling, Jr. is one of the newer writers to break into the fantasy genre, with recent sales to Cavalier, Dude, Whispers, and various small press publications—as well as an article for a now-defunct science magazine called Probe, “which despite the title was on a different shelf from Cavalier.” Born March 14, 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri, Relling now makes his home in the Los Angeles area. Over the past ten years he has worked as a librarian, truck driver, hospital orderly, professional mu...sician, salesman—and just now is teaching junior high school English part time while a part-time graduate student at the University of Southern California studying cinema, TV, and dramatic writing. In his spare time Relling is working on a screenplay for “a science fiction swashbuckler.” His story “The King” is a reminder that fantasy fans aren’t the only ones prone to idolize (and capitalize upon) their dead heroes.
Man, that was a while ago and I still shake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
William Relling, Jr. is one of the newer writers to break into the fantasy genre, with recent sales to Cavalier, Dude, Whispers, and various small press publications—as well as an article for a now-defunct science magazine called Probe, “which despite the title was on a different shelf from Cavalier.” Born March 14, 1954 in St. Louis, Missouri, Relling now makes his home in the Los Angeles area. Over the past ten years he has worked as a librarian, truck driver, hospital orderly, professional mu...sician, salesman—and just now is teaching junior high school English part time while a part-time graduate student at the University of Southern California studying cinema, TV, and dramatic writing. In his spare time Relling is working on a screenplay for “a science fiction swashbuckler.” His story “The King” is a reminder that fantasy fans aren’t the only ones prone to idolize (and capitalize upon) their dead heroes.
Man, that was a while ago and I still shake.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Edward Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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