Review: FAST READ WITH A UNIQUE TWIST.  I LIKED THIS ONE.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 28, 2011
Think a bit.  You are young; a kid really.  Your father has abandoned you and you have no mother.  When you were first let loose on the streets there were friends; members of your own gang.  Food was plentiful and the living was easy.  Now you are a lone and cold.  The world you knew has become a disutopian society.  The government controllers have, via technology, cut all of your food sources off.  You are starving to death.It is late at night.  You find a garbage dumpster, one of the few left after the government crackdown.  Maybe a chance for food.  You take your weary and malnourished body and climb to the top...frantic digging.  No food!  Your hunger becomes almost unbearable.  There is no response to your begging there is no one to care for you; no one to love you.  You stare in the window and watch other eat.  You are different.  Society has rejected your kind.  There is no hope.  You are dying.  Food and love is all you want but these are things that simply and obviously will not be.What to do?  What to do?This is a very short story.  You will be hooked and rather captivated beginning with the first sentence.  As the story play out it will begin to dawn on you that something is wrong; something is different.The author has done a very skillful job and presented the reader with a very nice and fast little read here.  I enjoyed this one.  It has a rather unique twist.  I will look for other works by this particular author.Don BlankenshipThe Ozarks