Frierman Stories

I'm publishing one short story a month and posting it to this collection. Some will be new and some will be some of my old favorites that I'd like to share. It will be a mesh of genres and themes, just whatever strikes me for that month. Hope you get a chance to check them out. January: Future Lifelines - people try to escape death by traveling to a different lifeline. February: 21st-century Reaper- A girl has lunch with a friend, but will her pizza arrive before she has to leave? March: Davey Dingle - an aspiring actor seeking fame and publicity is about to do something he is very uncomfortable with. April: Color Me Hungry - An old friend comes back to help Gerald through a tough time. May: Splotch- She knew it was a bad idea but Claudia went on on the boat anyway. Now she is really in trouble because there is a Splotch on the water. June: Hey Pal- Don't be afraid to ask for help in this award winning sci-fi thriller. July: Little One - Lizzie Mae and hew Little one were happy living alone in this western-horror mash-up. August: Choo Choo Time - Who would have though a silly game of Choo Choo Time could wind you up on trial? September: Pupperton at the Park - I Italian Greyhound proves he deserves a shot in the big game in this parody of, Casey at the Bat, starring my pets who are my dearest friends. October: Uh oh, the Monster is Here - One of my creepiest tales ever. Asriella has to deal with the monster who torments her. November: A mistake is Maid -There is no room for mistakes when trying to pull off the perfect crime. December: Life Cycle - always comes around

In a world where there were no Super Heros, one man was born with Super Powers. Unfortunately, those powers only worked once a month. Even more, unfortunately, he had no idea when in the month those powers would kick in because it only happened when the earth aligned itself with certain stars. Even more, even more, unfortunately, this made it really difficult to do Super Hero stuff because the bad guys rarely wanted to wait until those stars aligned before they did bad guy stuff. Even more, even more, even . . . Oh, you get the point, flawed hero, dumb villains, and lots of fun in a series of short episodic chapters.