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Gillespie & Montfort's ''The Executor''

—Gillespie & Montfort’s ”The Executor” (BathHouse Magazine)

An intriguing piece of very short fiction, written by two authors who alternated sentences. The presentation works with color and type size in a simple but effective way. It’s not long, and has a creepy but oddly touching payoff.

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    • Whew! Good one. Very interesting concept of putting together a narrative structure with two alternating perceptions. It worked out well.

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    Dennis G. Jerz
    19 years ago

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