Short Stuff

By Jamal Rashad

Journey with Jamal Rashad as he escorts you through the many universes in which his mind often resides. Join Jai in "Date Night" as he prepares for a date while his roommates annoy him; ride along with Lance and Gwen as they head east on a road trip in "The Drifter"; or walk through a museum with the culprits of what has been dubbed "the greatest art heist in history" in a two-part series.

Jamal Rashad promises to leave you wanting more and to stay in each world he has created for your reading pleasure.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jamal Rashad
• Release date: Nov 14, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370653812

Jamal Rashad

Jamal Rashad typically writes suspense/thrillers and poetry. His published works include "One-way Ticket" and "Date Night", and an upcoming book of poetry titled, lyfe: a book of teenage poetre. Rashad is a graduate of Full Sail University, holding a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing for Entertainment, and is currently earning his Master of Fine Arts in Film Production. His portfolio can be viewed at https://jamalrashad.com

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short stuff

by jamal rashad

Copyright 2017 Jamal Rashad

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Table of Contents

The One-way Ticket

Homeward Bound

The Box

Danny Boy

Elevator Blues

The Drifter

Date Night

About the Author

Connect with Me

The One-way Ticket

Yeah, yeah! One sec! I’m coming, mac! The night watchman hustled to the rapid knocks coming from the employee entrance. Sheesh! Whaddya want?

Boston Police! We’re responding to a disturbance!

I never made a call.

Look, mac. We got a call saying there was a disturbance at the Gardner Museum and we’re just here to check it out. Ya gonna let us in or what? The mustached officer’s gruff voice crackled over the PA system.

Yeah, hold on. A loud buzzer rang, and the wooden door’s automated lock clicked. The door creaked open, and two policemen entered the art museum, looking around as the security guard scratched his scalp. "I didn’t call the police. Maybe my partner did.