Dust In Corners

By Kurt Frazier, Sr

DUST IN CORNERS is a collection of short fictional stories that contain exactly 100 words. These stories are known as Drabbles and they are a fascinating genre of fiction that offer a quick read for those that have a busy schedule. Some make wonderful sense and others really get your imagination that workout that it has been missing even longing for. You may find yourself asking the question that others have pondered and that is this: Where did he come up with that?

DUST IN CORNERS was a title that was given to me by a co-worker as a suggestion to be used in place of my original title of Buttons. I felt that this was a more descriptive title that fit the content of the book to a better degree. Think of these stories as dusty little ideas that were floating around within the confines of my brain and have come to be discovered through a little bit of "spring cleaning"

I know that you will enjoy reading these short pieces over and over again.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kurt Frazier, Sr
• Release date: Nov 24, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310558313

Kurt Frazier, Sr

A writer of fiction, poetry and other things to engage the readers of today, tomorrow and into the future.

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Dust

In

Corners

Kurt

Frazier

Dust in Corners

Copyright ©2014 Kurt Frazier. All Rights Reserved

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Cover design by Kurt Frazier

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DUST IN CORNERS is a collection of short stories that were taking up space in my brain and during a fit of spring cleaning they were moved into the open where others could enjoy them. Some exist in the here and now and some in the future.

Many of the stories may leave you wondering what happens next and that is okay for that was their intent and purpose; Imagination.

Will they promote world peace or affect the cost of tea in China? Probably not, however they may leave you wondering; where did he come up with that?

Acknowledgments:

Thanks to all the folks throughout my life that have contributed to the stuff floating around in my brain. Your advice and influence have helped create the workings that pump ideas and challenges for me to engage and develop as a writer.

Thanks to my family and friends for your unending source of sparks that add to the fire of my life.

To my pet goldfish, Sparky that exists in the dusty corner of my mind I want to say keep stirring things up. You’re doing a fine job.

To Michael and Pam; thanks Michael for the idea of the title, DUST IN CORNERS it really fits better than my original title of Buttons. Thanks Pam for stirring up the dust and getting us tea.

Section One: Dust Storm

Section Two: What Would You Write

Section Three: Getting Dustier

Section Four: The Title Says §

Bonus Story: The Monkey From MoonDale

About the Author

A Special Message

Section One:

To the brink

A fire swept through my veins as I desperately searched for my lost Trinket. It was a collectible that only meant something to me, and that was the beauty of it. I alone knew the