I read this stopped-up little story one morning just before breakfast. What a mistake! I’ve always given Glenn Gray high marks for his dialogue, which is first-rate here as well, but it’s his descriptive content that wins out with this contribution to BEAT to a PULP. Dr. Gray proves the "write what you know" school of thought is the best procedure as his day job provides us with this thoroughly vivid tale.
Next week: "A Man Called Masters" by Jack Martin
wow, a medical story. Very vivid and well written.
ReplyDeletereminds me of times I had to help assist Doc's in the ER doing this :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'd had a few drinks before reading that one.
ReplyDeleteJosh, I give you and anyone who can do that a lot of credit.
ReplyDeleteCharles, I can imagine it helped.
This brought back memories of my stays in hospital, but not quite in this context. While reading I forgot there might be a twist at the end.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed that one. Good to see Jack Martin coming up next - LOL
ReplyDeleteJust a note to say I like what you're doing with BEAT TO A PULP. Good stuff so far, and risky, too. Kudos. Best to BTAP and your own work. Enjoyed "Blubber" mucho.
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Thanks Neil! Hopefully, we can keep it up over the long haul. Thanks for the compliment on "Blubber." I have an idea for a story for PWG. Now, to get off my arse and write it.
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