Nightmare Hour (1999)
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Some come from a darker place. I wrote this story on a dare.
Another writer--I can’t tell you his name--dared me to write a story that took place in another time, another world. A world that had nothing to do with my life or my memories. I picked a world of sorcerers and evil magic. I’ve always wanted to write about a time in which all kinds of magic, good and bad, can actually happen. A world in which no one is ever safe.
But I almost lost the bet. I couldn’t think of an ending for the story. I... stared at my keyboard, stumped. Then, suddenly, my fingers started to move over the keys. The words and sentences came as if out of nowhere. I knew what was happening. The sorcerer had taken control. He was finishing the story for me.
Do you believe in magical powers? You might after you read this….
Margolin pulled back his hand and slapped Ned across the face. The smack echoed off the stone walls of the dining chamber.
Startled, the boy staggered back. His thin, pale face, white as the flour he had used to bake Margolin’s breakfast cakes, bloomed red where the sorcerer had slapped him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some come from a darker place. I wrote this story on a dare.
Another writer--I can’t tell you his name--dared me to write a story that took place in another time, another world. A world that had nothing to do with my life or my memories. I picked a world of sorcerers and evil magic. I’ve always wanted to write about a time in which all kinds of magic, good and bad, can actually happen. A world in which no one is ever safe.
But I almost lost the bet. I couldn’t think of an ending for the story. I... stared at my keyboard, stumped. Then, suddenly, my fingers started to move over the keys. The words and sentences came as if out of nowhere. I knew what was happening. The sorcerer had taken control. He was finishing the story for me.
Do you believe in magical powers? You might after you read this….
Margolin pulled back his hand and slapped Ned across the face. The smack echoed off the stone walls of the dining chamber.
Startled, the boy staggered back. His thin, pale face, white as the flour he had used to bake Margolin’s breakfast cakes, bloomed red where the sorcerer had slapped him.
What to read after Nightmare Hour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. L. Stine to read onlineMoreLess
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