The Devil Lives in That Old Lumber Mill

The Devil Lives in That Old Lumber Mill

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They say the Devil is real strong in the town called Tucker's Summit. They say he lives down by the river in that old lumber mill. The Devil stole the old miller away, so now it's empty. The Devil's stole a lotta people away since then. _____________________________________________________________ This is my first attempt at writing a horror story. I know it probably isn't particularly frightening, but hopefully is still a bit creepy. The premise is based on a dream I had. Let me know what you think!
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This story began as a NaNoWriMo 2012 work, with no planning, and even less idea of plot. I learned from that experience that I am not a 'pantser' -and spent about 20 painful months trying to turn my stream-of-consciousness 3-stories-in-one into one coherent novel, following the timeline and events in the Book of Genesis. I discovered that that is not a great way to build a plot. I ended after 5 more drafts, at about 60k words. There is another draft on my blog, slightly longer, a bit more experimental. This is only meant to be a marker of progress. I hope some may find it enjoyable, useful, and even helpful. If interested in the 6th draft: https://shiradest.wordpress.com/2014/12/20/martin-luther-king-rabbinical-commentary-poster-inspired-a-novel/ Peace, Shira

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