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TEXAS TERRORS by Steve Vernon (Digital Chapbook)

This isn’t John Wayne. Lone Star is just a beer. Forget about the Alamo.

In Texas Terrors, Nova Scotia writer refuses to believe that he has never even set foot in the state of Texas – preferring to live in a state of gentle delirium.

Here then are a trio of Texas tales spun from the fevered brain of a rum-soaked gum-booted wannabe cowboy.

Have you wondered just what is in those big eighteen-wheeler rigs that prowl the midnight highways? In “North of Bigfoot, Bound for Memphis” Steve Vernon will answer that wonder with a what-if that will leave you wishing you hadn’t asked.

Have you ever stepped in bubblegum? Ever stuck your fingers together with Krazy Glue? Ever stepped in sheep dip and tried to shake the stink off? Stick your nose in the pages of “Jumping Chollo Will Not Die” and find out what funk really is.

And if you have any brain cells left after subjecting yourself to those first two yarns then abandon all hope and take a poke at "Two Good Hands and a Hold-out," seen here in these e-pages for the very first time.

The eyes of Texas have never looked so bloodshot.

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SKU	SKU190381
Store:	Darkside Digital
Author:	Steve Vernon
Publisher:	Darkside Digital
File Size:	256 KB (PDF), 176 KB (MOBI), 92 KB (EPUB)
Word Count:	15,240
Price:	$2.49
Reward Points:	2

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Author: Mark Webb
10/18/09. This is a wonderful little collection and would be a bargain at twice the price. In, “North of Bigfoot, Bound for Memphis” we see him adding a Bradbury-esque quality to the plot. In less capable hands this could be a mess but Vernon does very nicely. In, “Jumping Chollo Will Not Die” he really focuses on the weird. Think about a little movie from the '50's starring Steve McQueen as a teenager and you'll get the picture. Finally, in, "Two Good Hands and a Hold-out," he has combined 2 of my favorite genres, horror and westerns, to great effect. This is a great little collection. Highly recommended.