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Responses for ~ John Wolf's |
What an imagination!
Linda Meckler,
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I'm ashamed to admit I watch too much TV for the story to be startled, but the end was terrific. Before I got to the last words, I truly expected the picture to be of the traveler. Your way made more sense than mine. Thanks for the few minutes in the "other world."
Yes: More from this author.
Loretta
Email_address: lfhaas@sbcglobal.net
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John, You are a terrifice story teller with a vivid imagination. Love reading your stories!
Very best,
Lois W. stern
Email_address: cosmeticsurgery@optonline.net
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I had to read this first since you hinted at the bazaar. Love reading Twilight Zone type stuff for a change. I'm agoraphobic as it is and now you've given me another good reason not to go to Vegas! I liked the ending too, of all the possible ways to go.
Email_address: robgworek@yahoo.com
Sender's_name: Rob Gworek
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Love your quirky story, John. At times I think we all have experiences that seem orchestrated by an illusionist. But you have that vivid imagination necessary to make it work!
Congratulations on two accounts (and only you now what the second pat on the back is all about).
Lois W. Stern
Email_address: cosmeticsurgery@optonline.net
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Jack, I always said you have a great imagination. "The Illusionist" proves it.
Pauline Hager
Email_address: pauline@thehagers.org
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So visual that I could see as a film or on TV. Intriguing, and I loved the twist at the end.
Email_address: spenelopej@aol.com
Sender's_name: Penelope James
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Dear John,
Your words create quite an illusion.
The desert is always good for illusions on those heat waves dancing before one's eyes.
Esther of Kent
Email_address: blackfoxsmama@gmail.com