ႎ Departure is a short sequel to my first short story titled AMY. The story picks up several years after that horrific passing of Amy, and is laced with flashbacks of that tragic day of discovering. It was included in An Anthology of Short Stories: Winter 2016. This short story…
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In a world where silence reigns and humanity has all but vanished, James Jacoby grapples with the crushing loneliness and the haunting memories of a life that once was. Left to navigate the desolate streets of his abandon city, he searches for a reason to keep going amidst the ruins of society.
James’ journey is a harrowing exploration of survival and desperation. From scavenging for supplies to eluding the vicious Demon Dogs, every day is a struggle against the oppressive quiet and the echoes of a lost world. His thoughts constantly drift to Sarah, the love he lost, and the promises of a future that will never come. As he battles his inner demons, James forms an unwavering bond with Chance, a four-legged friend, sparking a glimmer of hope in an otherwise bleak existence.
Yet, the remnants of his old life are never far away, and James must confront the pain of his past to forge a path forward. As he delves deeper into the silence, he uncovers startling truths about what it means to be human in a world stripped bare.
Part Apocalypse, part Psychological Thriller, The Silence of the World is a gripping tale of love, loss, and the unyielding spirit of survival. In the face of despair, can James find the strength to keep going, or will the silence consume him completely?
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The Evil in Devil’s Creek:
This is the kind of short story that will you left wanting for more, not because it doesn’t feel complete, but because you want to spend more time in that world.
Detailed, atmospheric and truly unsettling, this story delivers a chilling punch. Recommended.
Rememorations:
A story well worth reading. It’s a great short that reminds you that everything that has happened to you, bad or good, has shaped who you are. Very thought-provoking.
The Borrowed Souls:
As an avid reader I was beginning to think I’d read every storyline, this book proved me wrong. A novel tale that held my interest from the start through to the end, and I loved it. Off to find more by Mr. Kohler.