Talbot-Heindl Experiences Inconvenience

My short story, "Inconvenience," was published as the "weekly feature" in The Talbot-Heindl Experience.

"Inconvenience" is an excerpt from Womb: a novel in utero. In it, Penny discovers what seems to be inconvenient news, of the main character living inside of her.

"The water around me was still, but I had the sensation of descending. It was the feeling of Mom’s emotions, falling into an acknowledgement of me. I’d imagined her moment of realization to be a euphoric one, the high of hang-gliding. Instead, we sat in the smelly, filthy bathroom, sadly sinking."

Read the entire excerpt at The Talbot-Heindl Experience.

http://www.talbot-heindl.com/inconvenience

Inconveninece in the B'K

The Bitchin' Kitsch, known to regular readers as The B'K, published my short excerpt from Womb: a novel in utero, "Inconvenience."

Volume 8, Issue 9 features cover art from Stephen Mead; artwork by Michelle Brooks, Stephen Mead,  Douglas Polk, Fabrice Poussin, and Rebecka Skogg; fiction by Robert Beckvall, Eric D. Goodman, and Adreyo Sen; and poetry by Gale Acuff, Sissy Buckles, Lucía Damacela, Darren Demaree, Teddy Duncan Jr., Ryan Quinn Flanagan, BT Hathaway, Sergio A. Ortiz, Frederick Pollack, Richard Salembier, Dr. Mel Waldman, and R.J. Zeman

Check out "Inconvenience" in The B’K September 2017 issue.

https://issuu.com/chris_talbot/docs/bksep2017issue