Tiny Tales of Terror
Viewing comments for Chapter 61 "The Dead of Night"Multi-authored book of flash/micro horror fiction
56 total reviews
Comment from Megalips
Really sharp ending on that, Dean...this kind of stuff always lends itself to the question "Is he crazy or is it really a ghost?" And I love that kind of horror where I have to try to make up my mind. ( '1408' was another great example)... You really did that in a quick burst! Great job as always!
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
Really sharp ending on that, Dean...this kind of stuff always lends itself to the question "Is he crazy or is it really a ghost?" And I love that kind of horror where I have to try to make up my mind. ( '1408' was another great example)... You really did that in a quick burst! Great job as always!
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks, 'Lips! I appreciate it, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL. ~Dean
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Well, I had to smile at that last sentence...you snuck up on there
Comment from Mystic Angel 7777
How sad for the little one as she had every reason to cry - mommy left, daddy messed up beyond measure. Truly an well written advertisement for birth control. Wickedly well penned and despairingly lacking in moral fiber. Nicely done and I thank you very much for sharing it.
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
How sad for the little one as she had every reason to cry - mommy left, daddy messed up beyond measure. Truly an well written advertisement for birth control. Wickedly well penned and despairingly lacking in moral fiber. Nicely done and I thank you very much for sharing it.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks, Monica! I appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL. ~Dean
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I always enjoy your writing .... as long as I read it in the day time LOL.
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So I've been told on many occasions, Monica. Heh-heh...;)
Thanks again.
Comment from sweetwoodjax
this is an excellent write, dean, the man tormented night and day by the daughter who won't stay dead. his mind still hears her screams. I enjoyed reading this one.
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
this is an excellent write, dean, the man tormented night and day by the daughter who won't stay dead. his mind still hears her screams. I enjoyed reading this one.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks, Pam. I appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL. ~Dean
Comment from Domino 2
Excellent shortie horror, Deano.
Top surprise ending which could be conceived as deeper than it seems...did Daddy murder his daughter to deserve her constant haunting, and if so, how did he get away with it?
Why did the mother leave?
Of course, these questions are difficult to answer within the constraints.
Nice one.
Best wishes, Ray
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
Excellent shortie horror, Deano.
Top surprise ending which could be conceived as deeper than it seems...did Daddy murder his daughter to deserve her constant haunting, and if so, how did he get away with it?
Why did the mother leave?
Of course, these questions are difficult to answer within the constraints.
Nice one.
Best wishes, Ray
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Rayman. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL.
Cheers!~Dean :)
Comment from Muffins
This hit me in the gut. The father decided on the ultimate cure for his daughter's sleep. Maybe, he should have tried putting sugar in her milk. I heard that works.
I'm going to assume mommy left in a way that was bloody and by his hands. It's the small details that are blaring in between the lines that tell the real story. Another great nightmares are made from story.
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
This hit me in the gut. The father decided on the ultimate cure for his daughter's sleep. Maybe, he should have tried putting sugar in her milk. I heard that works.
I'm going to assume mommy left in a way that was bloody and by his hands. It's the small details that are blaring in between the lines that tell the real story. Another great nightmares are made from story.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Muffins. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL.
Cheers!~Dean :)
Comment from royowen
This is really very funny Dean, I love it! I hope it's not what I think happened, but then, I love it, the truth is the humour is very witty, I hope I don't offend, it's true you can't kill the dead, well done, blessings, Roy.
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
This is really very funny Dean, I love it! I hope it's not what I think happened, but then, I love it, the truth is the humour is very witty, I hope I don't offend, it's true you can't kill the dead, well done, blessings, Roy.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Roy. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. I wasn't offended in the least, LOL.
Cheers!~Dean :)
Comment from Gypsy Blue Rose
The Dead of Night
by Dean Kuch
Hello Handsome~ I love this tiny tale of terror. Being a mother myself, it really freak me out to think about a baby ghost. You know how to scare us parents. Like Stephen King, he never lost any sleep scaring parents half to death. Well Done!
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
The Dead of Night
by Dean Kuch
Hello Handsome~ I love this tiny tale of terror. Being a mother myself, it really freak me out to think about a baby ghost. You know how to scare us parents. Like Stephen King, he never lost any sleep scaring parents half to death. Well Done!
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Gypsy. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL.
Thanks so much for the six shiny stars as well!
Cheers!~Dean :)
Comment from Kingsrookviii
Wow, Dean. This is truly good. This one really got to me. It paints a bleak and scary picture based upon my biggest of fears and speaks to me all too well as for how I'd be haunted by certain losses. What stands out for me is YOUR perspective on the genre that you excel so much in. I am intrigued by how you yourself perceive horror and how the psyche works, especially being darkly influenced by all things strange, eerie or sometimes flat out revolting.
I get into the horror around Halloween! LOL Also, weather can stir that bend towards the macabre, too. Spring( April) mostly summon such darkness, but I imagine that's because I've had a lot of people important die in that month so yearly anniversaries deliver such inclination to the forefront my thoughts each year. Anyway, Sorry I haven't been reviewing. This is cool. I like it a lot. Take care. Bruce.
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
Wow, Dean. This is truly good. This one really got to me. It paints a bleak and scary picture based upon my biggest of fears and speaks to me all too well as for how I'd be haunted by certain losses. What stands out for me is YOUR perspective on the genre that you excel so much in. I am intrigued by how you yourself perceive horror and how the psyche works, especially being darkly influenced by all things strange, eerie or sometimes flat out revolting.
I get into the horror around Halloween! LOL Also, weather can stir that bend towards the macabre, too. Spring( April) mostly summon such darkness, but I imagine that's because I've had a lot of people important die in that month so yearly anniversaries deliver such inclination to the forefront my thoughts each year. Anyway, Sorry I haven't been reviewing. This is cool. I like it a lot. Take care. Bruce.
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Bruce. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL.
Thanks so much for the six shiny stars as well!
Cheers!~Dean :)
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Thanks, Dean. I always can learn from you. Your perspective is all yours, my friend and foreign to me in a very good way. You're seriously talented, my friend. Major league good. Bruce.
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Thanks, Bruce. As are you, my friend.
~Dean ;)
Comment from dejohnsrld (Debbie)
This is a bloodless horror story--although the murder might have been bloody, it isn't described in this post. A very ghostly write, my friend. I added one to the book today. Great write, my friend~Debbie
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
This is a bloodless horror story--although the murder might have been bloody, it isn't described in this post. A very ghostly write, my friend. I added one to the book today. Great write, my friend~Debbie
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Debbie. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL.
Cheers!~Dean :)
Comment from justafan
Ouch...this one is tough. You caught me by surprise Dean. Shame on you...lol.
I love how you can slip into our minds and freak us out. Well done.
Missy
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
Ouch...this one is tough. You caught me by surprise Dean. Shame on you...lol.
I love how you can slip into our minds and freak us out. Well done.
Missy
Comment Written 11-Aug-2015
reply by the author on 13-Aug-2015
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Thanks a bunch for having a go at this one, Missy. I always appreciate your comments, and I'm happy to know that you 'enjoyed' the story,--if enjoyed is indeed the appropriate word to use in this instance. LOL.
Cheers!~Dean :)