Wait for Signs: Twelve Longmire Stories
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the first story in this collection and the first short story I had ever written, I got the bright idea that I’d send it to the folks who subscribed to my newsletter as a free gift for the holidays. On Christmas Eve, about ten years ago, I fired the story off at 11:59 Mountain Standard Time. I didn’t really know what I was getting into until the following November when readers began asking me when I was planning on sending out this year’s holiday tale, and as the communications began piling up, I... rapidly figured out that I’d created a monster.
Knuckling down, I wrote another story and discovered that I actually enjoyed the process and the format, because it gave me the opportunity to address the small points in Walt’s life that were pivotal but not appropriate for an entire novel. They run from twelve to forty pages—some are mysteries, some have mysterious elements, and others are no mystery at all, just glimpses into Walt’s life.
People have often asked me if I have any intentions of killing Walt off someday, and I have to admit that I’m somewhat taken aback by the question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the first story in this collection and the first short story I had ever written, I got the bright idea that I’d send it to the folks who subscribed to my newsletter as a free gift for the holidays. On Christmas Eve, about ten years ago, I fired the story off at 11:59 Mountain Standard Time. I didn’t really know what I was getting into until the following November when readers began asking me when I was planning on sending out this year’s holiday tale, and as the communications began piling up, I... rapidly figured out that I’d created a monster.
Knuckling down, I wrote another story and discovered that I actually enjoyed the process and the format, because it gave me the opportunity to address the small points in Walt’s life that were pivotal but not appropriate for an entire novel. They run from twelve to forty pages—some are mysteries, some have mysterious elements, and others are no mystery at all, just glimpses into Walt’s life.
People have often asked me if I have any intentions of killing Walt off someday, and I have to admit that I’m somewhat taken aback by the question.
What to read after Wait for Signs: Twelve Longmire Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craig Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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