Tuesday, April 21, 2009

On Paladin Road at A TWIST OF NOIR

Right here. Thanks to Chris for publishing it.
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14 comments:

Paul D Brazill said...

Look forward to it!

11:11 AM
pattinase (abbott) said...

Thanks, Paul.

11:27 AM
Paul D Brazill said...

Read it and it's great. very sad...

12:21 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

You're a sweetie.

12:30 PM
Unknown said...

Patti,

Everytime I read one of your stories you either break my heart or scare the poop right out of me. Lady, you make most of us look like pure-D amatuers when it comes to setting mood and atmosphere. Great story! (And great to see you up over at A-Twist of Noir!)

1:48 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

Right back at you, Keith. It's getting harder to keep up with you young'uns all the time.

2:00 PM
Gary Dobbs/Jack Martin said...

And a mighty fine piece it is too

7:29 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

Thanks, Gary. Your words mean a lot.

7:42 PM
Randy Johnson said...

Liked the story. Even with the title "Twist of Noir," your ending caught me by surprise.

6:10 AM
Anonymous said...

Patti: One of my favorite things about your writing is the seamless way you give real depth and detail to all elements of a story. No easy task.

A great read as always.

John McAuley

2:03 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

Thanks so much, guys.

5:06 PM
Cormac Brown said...

Don't retire any time soon, because you are the Barry Sanders of writing.

12:22 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

How kind, Cormac. I'll never forget my shock on hearing he was retiring. What a waste.

12:30 PM
Cormac Brown said...

Maybe he saw what happened to Earl Campbell or another former NFL back who had as many carries. To have degenerative arthritis as such a young age is equally a waste.

8:53 AM

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