The Steps At Silloth
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Bizarre and troubling dreams lead our narrator on a night-drive to Silloth on the Cumbrian coast-line. What he finds on The Steps At Silloth will make him question his past and its implications.
This is a free weird short story [3400 words] in the Lovecraftian tradition. Previously published in "Cthulhu Cultus #11" magazine, now available for free.
Any feedback is most welcome and appreciated.
Michael Carter
My hometown is Jacksonville, Alabama I currently live in Lagrange , Ga . I'm married to my beautiful and wonderful wife Rebecca Carter and I have 5 children they are the center of my world . I'm an avid Hunter and fisherman and love being in the outdoors . I grew up simple and not having much but I never went without . Like many of you, those hard times coming up shaped my life and I am thankful everyday for the lessons learned along the way! Writing and publishing books has always been a desire of mine and this age of technology has made it much more attainable with the introduction of ebooks. I was born on October 5, 1978 , I also love college football and of course being from Alabama I am a diehard Alabama fan! Being raised in the south also makes me a Nascar fan.
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The Steps At Silloth - Michael Carter
THE STEPS AT SILLOTH
by Michael Carter (c) 1997, 2013
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Smashwords Edition License Notes: This is a free story, you may reproduce it as you wish, so long as you do not charge for it. Please leave any comments on the authors smashwords page.
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I awoke sweating and panting, the bedcovers on the floor where I had unconsciously cast them, and my alarm clock knocked aside by a limp and flailing arm. My uppermost limbs were still flying around wildly when I shot up from my bed, hastily trying to shoo away the demons which had irritated and plundered my sleep.
It took a while for me to calm myself; my breathing was heavy and irregular, and the salty odour of the thick sheen that coated my body was swimming in my nostrils and aggravating my senses. Five minutes may have passed; five long minutes of slowly-lengthening breaths and much ruffling of the hair and rubbing of the eyes.
Then I got up, and on