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Bunny Man's Bridge: A Sampling from a Short Story Collection by Ted Neill - cover

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Bunny Man's Bridge: A Sampling from a Short Story Collection by Ted Neill

Ted Neill

Publisher: Tenebray Press

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Summary

WINNER BEST SHORT STORY COLLECTION - Independent Press Award 
FINALIST - BEST SHORT STORY COLLECTION - Next Generation Indie Book Awards 
A sample from the award winning author's short story collection Bunny Man's Bridge which Kirkus calls: "A mix of fantasy and coming-of-age stories . . . At the collection's core are the same themes that make [Neill's] Elk Riders fantasy novels so rewarding, albeit presented through the greasy lens of young adulthood. [These are] addictive tales that read smoothly while aiming for the gut."
Available since: 02/13/2018.

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