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Ill Winds and Wild Weather
These eighteen short stories address all the different elements of weather and weather forecasting, from a variety of different angles. Some of them are dark, some of them are funny, some of them are sweet, many of them are a bit weird. We begin with A Lesson on Fronts, a lesson on weather, entwined with some life lessons. We work our way through some weather-assisted murders, a sweet story of loss, some funny takes on 'routine' weather forecasting, and a few tales of truly wild weather. And we conclude with a wonderful story entitled The Nefarious Gray Comma, that is not to be missed.
Whether you take the "Read on the Run" title to heart and read these stories while waiting for the doctor's appointment, or eating lunch, or as a quick bed-time story before going to sleep, or you sit down and consume the entire anthology in one sitting, these eighteen short stories are worth your time, and worth reading.
Whether you take the "Read on the Run" title to heart and read these stories while waiting for the doctor's appointment, or eating lunch, or as a quick bed-time story before going to sleep, or you sit down and consume the entire anthology in one sitting, these eighteen short stories are worth your time, and worth reading.
These eighteen short stories address all the different elements of weather and weather forecasting, from a variety of different angles. Some of them are dark, some of them are funny, some of them are sweet, many of them are a bit weird. We begin with A Lesson on Fronts, a lesson on weather, entwined with some life lessons. We work our way through some weather-assisted murders, a sweet story of loss, some funny takes on 'routine' weather forecasting, and a few tales of truly wild weather. And we conclude with a wonderful story entitled The Nefarious Gray Comma, that is not to be missed.
Whether you take the "Read on the Run" title to heart and read these stories while waiting for the doctor's appointment, or eating lunch, or as a quick bed-time story before going to sleep, or you sit down and consume the entire anthology in one sitting, these eighteen short stories are worth your time, and worth reading.
Whether you take the "Read on the Run" title to heart and read these stories while waiting for the doctor's appointment, or eating lunch, or as a quick bed-time story before going to sleep, or you sit down and consume the entire anthology in one sitting, these eighteen short stories are worth your time, and worth reading.
