Fish For Dinner

By W. R. Morency

A collection of three short stories by W. R. Morency. This is his first book. In this book, the author is sharing some real moments in life which he found out of the ordinary. These stories are inspired from incidences which reflected innocence, enjoyment and guilt.. The first story is about a boy who finds a strange man in his mother's bedroom. the second is about the time the author took his son to a baseball game, and the third is a an adult genre story when the protagonist is met with a moral dilemma that could prove hazardous.

• Language: English
• Publisher: W. R. Morency
• Release date: Sep 2, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311341808

W. R. Morency

W. R. (Reg) Morency left home at 16, and traveled with a carnival for a few months until he was old enough to join the army. He served for three years with the famed R22R "Van Doos" Regiment. Then worked for the Ontario Government in the courts, then as a trust officer, and finished is career as an investigator. Later, he worked in property management, started a locksmithing business and operated a flea market booth for a while. He has a passion for writing and has written many short stories, mostly fictionalized events, a few loosely based on his previous life and work experiences.

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Fish For Dinner

Copyright 2015 Wilfrid Reginald Morency

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Fish for Dinner

The year I played Baseball with Dave McKay

The Tenant

About The Author

Acknowledgements

I have been writing short stories for many years. I often contemplated sending my stories to magazine publishers, but never had the nerve to send them. More often than not it was from fear of rejection. I did however send one story in a contest organized by a literary publication and earned an honorable mention. That was 'The year I played with Dave McKay' in this first book.

It is with the continuing encouragement of my good friends Ridy and Raymond Skyrme that I am publishing these stories . These stories are