Thursday, 2 December 2010

THE FOUR HORSEMEN WINS PULP PRESS HORROR CONTEST

THOSE  WILD  MAVERICKS  AT  PULP PRESS  RECENTLY  HAD  A  HORROR  FLASH  FICTION CONTEST. 

AND I'M CHUFFED TO SAY THAT I WON.

YOU CAN READ MY STORY THE FOUR HORSEMEN AT PULP PRESS HERE

12 comments:

Erin Cole said...

Congrats Paul! I loved this line, and thought it captured the story well, the mood, and Mercury's dialogue with Walton.
"The motorcade, like an uncoiled python, crept down the boulevard."
Well done. Perfect ending too.

Heath said...

Nice one, Paul! Tight little story, well-deserved.

Who Is Afraid of Alfred Hitchcock? said...

Hi! Paul D.Brazill...
Congratulation!...I will check out your story...shortly!
Thanks, for the link too!

By the way, here goes a link pertaining to your
last post about actress Gloria Graham The Film Forum and Fritz Lang
DeeDee ;-D

Who Is Afraid of Alfred Hitchcock? said...

"To Europe, of all places. France. Walton hated France. He hated its smell. Its sounds. Its food."
Huh?!?
All I can say about your short-story is...Wow!
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D

Chris Rhatigan said...

Congrats Paul! I'll be sure to head over there and check it out.

Laura Eno said...

Wow, excellent!

Dorte H said...

Terrific story! Congratulations.

Michael Solender said...

congrats pdb, well done.

Alan Griffiths said...

Many congrats Paul and very well deserved.

Kind regards.

Harry said...

Just read it Paul, really nice work. Congratulations on the win, well deserved!

Paul D. Brazill said...

Thanks all. Glad you enjoyed it.

Jodi MacArthur said...

Stellar writing, Paul. A well deserved win. This year has been so spectacular for you. Keep up the good work. <3

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