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Articles by Barry Ergang
The Vole Eater: A Parody of Mike Resnick's "The Soul Eater", an Ebook by Barry Ergang
Former Managing Editor of Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine (www.fmam.biz) and First Senior Editor of Mysterical-E (www.mystericale.com/), Barry Ergang's fiction, poetry and non-fiction have appeared in numerous publications, print and electronic. He is a winner of a Derringer Award from the Short Mystery Fiction Society for the best flash fiction story of 2006.
The Boy Who Ate Rainbows, an Ebook by Barry Ergang
Rated 5.00/5 based on 2 reviews When Christina and her friends investigate the mysterious disappearance of a rainbow, they meet an unfriendly boy with a strange power in this children's fantasy story. More The rainbow doesn't fade as rainbows normally do. This one mysteriously sinks away while Christina, Gordy, Sandy and Brian watch in amazed disbelief. When they decide to investigate the mystery, they meet Duncan, an unfriendly boy with a strange ability.
A Flash of Fear: Six Very Short Stories, an Ebook by Barry Ergang
Former Managing Editor of Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine (www.fmam.biz) and First Senior Editor of Mysterical-E (www.mystericale.com/), Barry Ergang's fiction, poetry and non-fiction have appeared in numerous publications, print and electronic. He is a winner of a Derringer Award from the Short Mystery Fiction Society for the best flash fiction story of 2006.
Mirror Image by Dennis Palumbo
A clinical psychologist who specializes in treating those who have experienced severe traumas, Dr. Daniel Rinaldi has been working with Kevin Merrick for six months, during which the troubled and previously hospitalized young man has gradually identified with Rinaldi such that he’s trying to become his therapist by stealing small items from the … office and “(H)esitantly at first, and then quite blatantly, he’d begun dressing like me…His beard, without my telltale sprigs of gray, was coming...
Spilling Cocoa Over Martin Amis
Once it was in raw November...or October? Can’t remember-- I was worn and badly wasted from a long day at the store and I dozed off, no doubt drooling (I’m not kidding, I’m not fooling: work that day was really grueling--puling patrons, I footsore), while my love and her big brother called on friends they’d seen before. ’Twas just a social, heretofore. Next day my love told me, “Honey, I am gonna get a bunny.
The Lust Song of J Alfred Rudeshock by Barry Ergang
Let us go then, you and I, where nipples poke through shirts, and sigh at breasts arrayed like melons in a market. Let us go, through gaudy neon-lighted streets, to gamy, shameless, unsanitized retreats like nudie bars where topless women fan the flames of simple-glanded gudgeon: Man. In the gloom the women come and go, yearning for Leonardo diCaprio.
Reviews: THE BOY WHO ATE RAINBOWS by Barry Ergang
Christina and her friends like it when there is a summer shower followed by a rainbow. It is one of the things they love about summer. That was until one day when the rainbow slowly began to disappear as it vanished into the ground. The entire rainbow just kept going over until the other end of the rainbow disappeared. Nobody has ever seen anything like it. None of the kids has any idea why it happened. Nor did the any of their adult family members.
Criminalities: Three Short Crime Stories and an Essay
Criminalities: Three Short Crime Stories and an Essay begins with “Jewel of Denial.” The owners of the Forest Grove Inn, Lainie Truscott and Frank Truscott, were thrilled when the wealthy widow, Ramona Braithwaite came to stay with them. Mrs. Braithwaite was also quite pleased with her accommodations. That is until the Tuesday after Memorial Day when her diamond-and-ruby bracelet was discovered to be missing. She wasn’t the only one to suffer a loss of valuable belongings.
Criminalities: Three Short Crime Stories and an Essay
Former Managing Editor of Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine (www.fmam.biz) and First Senior Editor of Mysterical-E (www.mystericale.com/), Barry Ergang's fiction, poetry and non-fiction have appeared in numerous publications, print and electronic. He is a winner of a Derringer Award from the Short Mystery Fiction Society for the best flash fiction story of 2006.
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