Let Me Tell You a Story

<p>Forty years after he wrote his first short story Charles Keith Hardman shares a collection of diverse tales that explore the unknown question the future and create chills.</p><p>A fledgling musician leaves Lubbock Texas not really caring where he is headed. As the Texas red clay dust evaporates behind his car he only knows one thing: he has to leave. But as he pulls into the deserted parking lot of an icehouse the man has no idea of what he is about to encounter. When a stranger enters Jamestown he introduces himself to everyone he meets-but gives different names and details each time. As a ringmaster parades around a circle in an arena a crowd goes wild anxious to witness the unknown. A show of energy is unleashed and the crowd gasps. They can hardly believe what they see.</p><p><i>Let Me Tell You a Story</i> offers an intriguing compilation of writings that tantalizes the imagination and inspires wonderment at what is truly real in the world and what is not.</p>