Description:Just before the tunnel is a gate. A gate that is locked up tight with several thick chains and even thicker padlocks. Signs line the chain link fence scream ‘Keep out’ and ‘Close the gate’. Not that unusual I hear you say; a chained up gate, there must be thousands of these all over the place. But this gate leads to nowhere. There is no building, no industrial property or driveway that leads to a house in the distance. Just a patch of yellowing grass and not much else. Each time I drive passed, I wonder what the point of the gates are, and why it was so important that they remain closed. Thuggish Itch’s sixth collection, Close the Gate, features eighteen short stories from a group of authors from all over the world. There are some great stories here, all of which involved gates, doors and rooms that should remain closed (but are invariably opened).stories:Goodbye Mama Elena by Kenneth Bykerk Gloom by James Carlson Night Shift by Matthew A. Clarke Scratching Cerberus by Michael A. Clark The Dweller Below by Scott J. Couturier The Gate at the End of the Garden by Megan M. Davies-Ostrom Strays by Mark Dubovec Ingest by Regina Kenney The Challenge by Walter Kwiatkowski The Bed of Tulips by Damien Lee Hotter than the Hinges by Robert Allen Lupton The Alpha by Jeremy Megargee The River Trail by Scotty Milder Latchkey by David O'Neill The Failure of Goudier's Fifth Gate by Karl Sigler The Second Gate by D.J. Tyrer The Gate to the Green by Scott Wheelock The Night Guard by Anna ZiegelhofWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Thuggish Itch: Close the Gate. To get started finding Thuggish Itch: Close the Gate, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
Description: Just before the tunnel is a gate. A gate that is locked up tight with several thick chains and even thicker padlocks. Signs line the chain link fence scream ‘Keep out’ and ‘Close the gate’. Not that unusual I hear you say; a chained up gate, there must be thousands of these all over the place. But this gate leads to nowhere. There is no building, no industrial property or driveway that leads to a house in the distance. Just a patch of yellowing grass and not much else. Each time I drive passed, I wonder what the point of the gates are, and why it was so important that they remain closed. Thuggish Itch’s sixth collection, Close the Gate, features eighteen short stories from a group of authors from all over the world. There are some great stories here, all of which involved gates, doors and rooms that should remain closed (but are invariably opened).stories:Goodbye Mama Elena by Kenneth Bykerk Gloom by James Carlson Night Shift by Matthew A. Clarke Scratching Cerberus by Michael A. Clark The Dweller Below by Scott J. Couturier The Gate at the End of the Garden by Megan M. Davies-Ostrom Strays by Mark Dubovec Ingest by Regina Kenney The Challenge by Walter Kwiatkowski The Bed of Tulips by Damien Lee Hotter than the Hinges by Robert Allen Lupton The Alpha by Jeremy Megargee The River Trail by Scotty Milder Latchkey by David O'Neill The Failure of Goudier's Fifth Gate by Karl Sigler The Second Gate by D.J. Tyrer The Gate to the Green by Scott Wheelock The Night Guard by Anna ZiegelhofWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Thuggish Itch: Close the Gate. To get started finding Thuggish Itch: Close the Gate, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.