Tiny Tales of Terror
Viewing comments for Chapter 10034 "Nina: A 100 Word Horror"Multi-authored book of flash/micro horror fiction
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Comment from JudyS
Dean, Sorry you missed the contest for this one, it would have been a winner for sure. This sent shivers down my spine. Well done. Judy
Dean, Sorry you missed the contest for this one, it would have been a winner for sure. This sent shivers down my spine. Well done. Judy
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
Comment from Mastery
Hi, Dean. Sorry, you couldn't enter this one. this is a great short scare. as always, brilliant scary writing. I like the sound effects...that's different and effective. Bob
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
Hi, Dean. Sorry, you couldn't enter this one. this is a great short scare. as always, brilliant scary writing. I like the sound effects...that's different and effective. Bob
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, Bob. I appreciate it.
~Dean
Comment from amada
Uuuuu, oh please no dear Dean, don't you dare to go to that bath tub, no matter how insistent that phone rings...Simple, just move out, or do you like dead people?
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
Uuuuu, oh please no dear Dean, don't you dare to go to that bath tub, no matter how insistent that phone rings...Simple, just move out, or do you like dead people?
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Both, lol...
Thanks for the positive response,Amada. I appreciate it.
~Dean
Comment from CALLAHANMR
Hi Dean:)
I consider this another winning horror story. Too bad you didn't get in the contest.
I like the way you set the atmosphere: an old Paris apartment with bad plumbing, strange phone calls for Nina, then a spooky phone call from, Nina after your narrator learns that Nina drown in that building a year ago.
Now the final sound of bath water being drawn, although the narrator is alone. He,y I 'm glad this isn't a 100 word review. I could write another page of praise. I'm glad you're back.
Roger
Hi Dean:)
I consider this another winning horror story. Too bad you didn't get in the contest.
I like the way you set the atmosphere: an old Paris apartment with bad plumbing, strange phone calls for Nina, then a spooky phone call from, Nina after your narrator learns that Nina drown in that building a year ago.
Now the final sound of bath water being drawn, although the narrator is alone. He,y I 'm glad this isn't a 100 word review. I could write another page of praise. I'm glad you're back.
Roger
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
Comment from Ric Myworld
I'm sorry that the site wouldn't allow you to post this for the contest. It would seem to me that if someone enters a contest, and isn't supposed to use their own name on it, then why would it count against their total? It's not even their work until they are allowed to claim it. is it? Oh, well, we are at the mercy of those who direct our time on FS. Thanks for another fine story. You have really got me to enjoying the idea of really short stories. Thanks :-)
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
I'm sorry that the site wouldn't allow you to post this for the contest. It would seem to me that if someone enters a contest, and isn't supposed to use their own name on it, then why would it count against their total? It's not even their work until they are allowed to claim it. is it? Oh, well, we are at the mercy of those who direct our time on FS. Thanks for another fine story. You have really got me to enjoying the idea of really short stories. Thanks :-)
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, Ric. That was the whole point of starting this series in the first place--to get people interested in flash and micro fiction, particularly in the horror genres.
I appreciate it.
~Dean
Comment from Green Lake Girl
I guess Nina wants what Nina wants. Loved the sound effects with this poem. For a moment I wondered where the ringing was coming from. LOL Hey, it's ONLY Nina. Good job telling a story in only 100 words. Don't know how you do it!
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
I guess Nina wants what Nina wants. Loved the sound effects with this poem. For a moment I wondered where the ringing was coming from. LOL Hey, it's ONLY Nina. Good job telling a story in only 100 words. Don't know how you do it!
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, GLG. I appreciate it.
~Dean
Comment from Ulla
Dean, you are wicket. This is another wee gem of yours and I enjoyed it as usual. What a shame you couldn't enter in the contest. Looking forward to more of your writing as you have been away for a while. All best. Ulla
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
Dean, you are wicket. This is another wee gem of yours and I enjoyed it as usual. What a shame you couldn't enter in the contest. Looking forward to more of your writing as you have been away for a while. All best. Ulla
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, Ulla. I sincerely appreciate it.
~Dean
Comment from Sis Cat
Oh, oh. As they said in "Jaws," "Don't go in the water!" This is an effective tiny tale of horror. You set up the premise and with one hundred words you invite the reader into this Parisian world of terror. I like the open ending which invites the reader to imagine the worse.
Thank you for sharing. I wish you success in the prompt. Welcome back to FanStory. I hope your vacation was a good one.
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
Oh, oh. As they said in "Jaws," "Don't go in the water!" This is an effective tiny tale of horror. You set up the premise and with one hundred words you invite the reader into this Parisian world of terror. I like the open ending which invites the reader to imagine the worse.
Thank you for sharing. I wish you success in the prompt. Welcome back to FanStory. I hope your vacation was a good one.
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, Cat. I did enjoy my much needed time away.
Much obliged... :}
~Dean
Comment from tbacha58
Hi Dean, I am back gradually, and just read your story for a contest. As usual you master all your poems, and stories, very interesting story in just a few lines. You are a winner i am sure. Good luck Dean. Sorry i have no sixes, as u know, i had to give away so that the FS writers will remember me again. Love from MOntreal. Terry xoox
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
Hi Dean, I am back gradually, and just read your story for a contest. As usual you master all your poems, and stories, very interesting story in just a few lines. You are a winner i am sure. Good luck Dean. Sorry i have no sixes, as u know, i had to give away so that the FS writers will remember me again. Love from MOntreal. Terry xoox
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, Terry. I sincerely appreciate it.
~Dean
Comment from judiverse
Oh, the power of that Nina. The narrator will surely succumb to her desire for company. Hope she was a looker. You make the most of the limited word count in this, getting in all the essentials. Great description of Nina's voice. judi
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
Oh, the power of that Nina. The narrator will surely succumb to her desire for company. Hope she was a looker. You make the most of the limited word count in this, getting in all the essentials. Great description of Nina's voice. judi
Comment Written 15-Sep-2015
reply by the author on 15-Sep-2015
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Thanks for the positive response, Judi. I sincerely appreciate it.
~Dean
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You're very welcome. judi