This short story originally appeared in Straylight Literary Arts Journal, and now it's available on it's own in a digital format! Will lives with his father on a mountain top, and all he wanted for his birthday was to go with his father on one of his hunting trips. Now, below the snow line, Will discovers why they live on a mountain top and what it means to be a man.
This short story originally appeared in Straylight Literary Arts Journal, and now it's available on it's own in a digital format! Will lives with his father on a mountain top, and all he wanted for his birthday was to go with his father on one of his hunting trips. Now, below the snow line, Will discovers why they live on a mountain top and what it means to be a man.
Michael C. Riedlinger’s story is the next standout. He asks the reader to suspend disbelief, and when twelve-year-old Will goes on his first hunting trip with his dad, in “The Snow Line,” the reader does as well, nearly unconsciously so. Even my own resistance to horror writing could not stop me from turning page after page, going along with Riedlinger on his strange and incredible trip. This story is as unsettling as it gets, and Michael C. Riedlinger deserves a nod.
Product Details
BN ID: 2940012243300
Publisher: Dorkgasm
Publication date: 3/10/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 41 KB
Meet the Author
Michael Riedlinger lives and writes in Wisconsin where he raises three kids with unpronounceable Gaelic names with the love of his life. He freelances for Armchair Reader books, and is working on his first horror novel while studying for his Masters in Writing at Mount Mary College.
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Overview
This short story originally appeared in Straylight Literary Arts Journal, and now it's available on it's own in a digital format! Will lives with his father on a mountain top, and all he wanted for his birthday was to go with his father on one of his hunting trips. Now, below the snow line, Will discovers why they live on a mountain top and what it means to be a man.