β Scribed by Andrew LaRell Fry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Inside you will find twenty stories of suspense, mystery, satire and horror from the farthest edges of an ordinary life to the problems of what may lie beyond life itself. In βThe Rorschach Testβ an unscrupulous prison psychiatrist spots opportunity when he discovers his patient sees startling images beyond those normally reported in an inkblot test. When a bad marriage and a restraining order ignites a violent exchange between a husband and wife, other world changing issues are overlooked in a "Custody Dispute". In a South American research outpost, the study of rare and endangered species of "Orchid Diabolicus" endangers the researchers themselves. There is no stopping an inspired lottery winner and his friend from achieving "A Successful Flight" in a lawn chair outfitted with multicolored balloons. In "Death Confesses", when Death starts to examine his own existence, he seeks out one of the few people he can talk to in order to discuss his part in the grand scheme of life. A child's seemingly harmless fascination with dolls never dissipates, even when she grows to become a successful marketing executive in "The Voodoo Doll". These thrilling, thoughtful and sometimes humorous tales ask what lies beyond the seemingly random images of the everyday and into the Rorschach Test of your imagination....M.F
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