Review: Think twice about the power, mailbox, well.... think twice about everything
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2012
It is Stephen King who changed my mind regarding the allure of short stories.  He wrote that he love short stories in its time and place, the fact that you can take a book and read a story in an evening, for him was an entirely new type of magic.  I was dubious but, hey, I am not that daft that I would disagree with a master.It is however Jeff Glaze who introduced me and now has me hooked on flash fiction.  I read the entire book in less than an hour then started again on the first story.  His ability to draw a reader into a world, at times funny, at times horrible and mostly achingly familiar is amazing.The ability to take mundane objects, write them into a flash fiction story worthy of a re-read is not something that can be attributed to many.  To write these stories so that I can add a few new issues to my already mountainous list of issues is simply cruel.I give this, the second book in the Horror Challenge series an easy 6 *** *** review.