New Online Short Fiction by Walter Giersbach, No. 2

and if one newly published short story isn't enough good news--two certainly is great news:

I'm happy to see that a new short short story--"Big Biz @ the Mall"-- is up at The Corner Club Press.  The editor said two days after I submitted it, "You knew we were going to accept this." Well, no I didn't.

   I bounced a draft copy off an 18-year-old to get her thoughts. "Any typos or misspellings?" I asked. "No," she replied, "well, maybe one word's misspelled."  (You know who you are, young lady, but I won't embarrass you or anything.) 

   How about you?  You can find it in Issue IV, pp. 50-51 at http://www.thecornerclubpress.com/uploads/6/0/5/3/6053731/the_corner_club_press_issue_4.pdf, and read it between subway stops, while waiting for the barkeep to bring your beer, or during your first bathroom break at work.

--Walt

Note from the blogger: You not only get the fast paced short story by author Giersbach, you get the entire 116 page anthology from Corner Club Press. Not to be missed! Many thanks Walter. Open Access and Digital Humanities all wrapped up into one.

Gothic Revival by Walter Giersbach '61

Giersbach, Walter. "Gothc Revival." Bewilderingstories.com

Submitted by R. Stuhr

Writer and contributer to the Book Review blog Walter Giersbach '61 recently published a piece of online short fiction at Bewilderingstories.com. Giersbach writes that his story, "Gothic Revival," began as half-hour exercise and "continued into seeing beauty in the grotesque and the grotesque in beauty." Read this from start to finish--and in that order.

Giersbach has also published other stories at Bewilderingstories.com including, "Cable Window," "Number 11," "Laura Lard Takes No Prisoners," and "The Iceberg." To read more about Walter Giersbach '61, visit his blog, Allotropic Lucubrations and check out his reviews in this blog.