Time Code: The Best Collection of 52 Stories You Should Be Reading This Year

by Charles Eugene Anderson

'Time The Best Collection of 52 Stories You Should Be Reading This Year' This eBook collection brings you more of Chuck’s thought-provoking flash fiction and short stories. The stories in ‘Time The Best Collection of 52 Stories You Should Be Reading This Year’ 1- Big Bang Serenade 2- Mercury Heaven 3- Twilight's Last Gleaning 4- Ginkey's Garden 5- White Van 6- Finding Footprints 7- Timid Bunny 8- Red Moon 9- Some Pig 10- When the Doorbell Rings 11- Slush Pile 12- To Whom It May Concern 13- Blood Draw 14- Are We Superman? 15- Moon Tweets from the Sea of Tranquility, 1969 16- Time Code 17- The Ink Beneath 18- Christmas Poinsettias 19- After the Last Showing 20- September Remembered 21- Grafting In the Dark 22- Test of a Lifetime 23- Coffee Lover, Muffin Lover 24- Pink Unicorn Gunfight at the O.K. Corral 25- All I Want For Christmas...Beets 26- Sitting Next to the Bug 27- Sir John Falstaff Pleads With A Sonnet Not Penned By the Bard nor an Odyssey Presented By Kubrik 28- Mac Morris…Sick Day 29- Maidens and Monsters; Tokyo Footfalls 30- The Typist 31- There goes a Tenner...Beans 32- Excellent to Bad and Everything A Quick Glance at Fredrick Culvert-Owen’s Credit Score 33-Eating Acrylic Pancakes with the Dictators at IHOP on my Birthday 34 -Fallen Hero 35- Girl Wrestler 36- Everything is Clear 37- Five Voice Mail Messages 38- Tourists of Apocalypse 39- Yellow Hair Lures Them All 40- Writer's Time 41- After the Game 42- Home Renovation TV 43- Bard's Muse 44- Fan Fic 45- Conan the Barber 46- Let's Make A Yggdrasil Tree Deal 47- Z-Garten 48- Stupid Fucking Story 49- Free Range Human 50- Sounds of Segregation 51- Nemo Found 52- Nona’s Christmas Cookies

145 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 2, 2015

About the author

Charles Eugene ‘Chuck’ Anderson is an art student, publisher, and a writer. He lives in Colorado, and he has a weakness for muscle cars.

Reviews

[Richard · Rating 3 out of 5]

"Man has known bread since the Neolithic times, and has known cannibalism even longer."

Not horrible, not great, mostly unfulfilling.

A few typos, one factual error, and one editing note.

Most of the shorter pieces read like free form poetry (I am not a poetry fan).

The longer stories lack oomph and often seem like sketches and outlines than complete stories.

[Marcos · Rating 1 out of 5]

Boring & confusing.