Brknk's Bounty
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Brknk's Bounty - Sanford Kossin
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Title: Brknk's Bounty
Author: Gerald Allan Sohl
Illustrator: Kossin
Release Date: April 12, 2010 [EBook #31964]
Language: English
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BRKNK'S BOUNTY
By
JERRY SOHL
Illustrated by KOSSIN
From a feature writer to feature attraction—now there's a real booze-to-riches success story!
never thought I'd like circus life, but a year of it has changed me. It's in my blood now and I suppose I'll never give it up—even if they'd let me.
This job is better than anything I could get in the newspaper racket. I work all summer, it's true, but I get the winter off, though some of the offers for winter work are mighty tempting. Maybe if I hadn't been kicked off the paper, I'd be city editor now, knocking my brains out. Who knows? But maybe I'd just be a rewrite man, or in the slot, writing heads, or copyreading. But the thought of newspaper work after all this appalls me.
Trlk, the Sybillian, should be thanked for the whole thing, I suppose, though it would be a grudging thank-you I'd give him, considering all the trouble