A Spooky Reading

Posted on September 16, 2020 by Chris Ringler

Herein I am reading a summer ’20 story I wrote for a Flint Horror Collective online storytelling event.

The story is called TOUCH.

If you dig it, check out my little online bookstore and pick something up.

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Author, blogger, podcaster, filmmaker, artist, and all around odd fellow. View all posts by Chris Ringler

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