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Dunston Monster is an 8-part weekly series of #fridayflash stories (posted on Friday) starting January 1st, 2010. This series covers the history of a minor character from my Draco Torre novels. Follow the young Sebastian

Rhemus, the son of a giant taking up the family profession on a journey among monsters under the watchful eyes of Father Young.

Each part is a flash story moving the main story. Within the story, links reference previous Sebastian Rhemus stories, optional background reading. Your comments are welcome on each individual part or on the whole.

Previous Sebastian Rhemus stories

Dunston Monster

  1. Shotgun Welcome
  2. Tabitha
  3. Riddle on the Ridge
  4. Crossroads
  5. Sinners
  6. Monster Savior
  7. Killer [violence]*
  8. Demon Hunter [blood]*

Contents links updated each Friday as new part posted.

*Warnings for the very sensitive.

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Thanks for reading “Dunston Monster.” Comments or questions? Please, let me know what you think. I appreciate your opinion.

“Duston Montster” appears in Shadow Memories available on Smashwords and Amazon.

If you enjoyed this story, you may also enjoy my novel, Raven Memory, a modern science-fantasy in the same world.

Sebastian is part of Draco Torre’s world. See more of him in future short stories and in my second novel.

-David G Shrock

“Dunston Monster” including artwork copyright © 2010 David G Shrock
  • http://www.dracotorre.com/blog/ David G Shrock

    The last part appears on Feb 19 for those that would rather read the entire series at once.

  • annetylerlord

    David,

    This proves to be a very interesting series. Very intriguing giant in a wild-west type setting – and can't wait to see what happens with the monsters.

  • http://pegjet.blogspot.com/ peggy

    This is well written and very interesting. I can't decide whether to wait and read it all at once or take it week by week.

    I like how the reader can empathize with all the characters, and the pacing works.

  • http://www.dracotorre.com/blog/ David G Shrock

    Thanks, and welcome to Sebastian's adventures.

  • http://www.dracotorre.com/blog/ David G Shrock

    Thanks, peggy.

    Understandable if you decide to wait. I sometimes do. I've been reading @techtigger's series two at a time.

  • chance1234

    When you get to the end of the series, are you planning to make them downloadable as a whole ? ie a pdf

    I find them good, but I think like peggy would like to wai t to the end to read them all through.

  • http://www.dracotorre.com/blog/ David G Shrock

    Yes, there will be a PDF and ePub of entire story. We'll see you at the end.

  • http://twitter.com/CascadeLily Lily Mulholland

    Hoorah! Well done David. Your ability to really ‘place’ the story was its strength. I could visualise just about every scene – very well done. A criticism? You’ve used the word ‘orb’ a lot. Words like that stand apart. I think you’re giving Barry Northern a run for his money in the fable world! Monsters who aren’t monsters and men who are. An enjoyable read -thanks :)

  • http://twitter.com/CascadeLily Lily Mulholland

    Hoorah! Well done David. Your ability to really 'place' the story was its strength. I could visualise just about every scene – very well done. A criticism? You've used the word 'orb' a lot. Words like that stand apart. I think you're giving Barry Northern a run for his money in the fable world! Monsters who aren't monsters and men who are. An enjoyable read -thanks :)

  • http://twitter.com/CascadeLily Lily Mulholland

    Hoorah! Well done David. Your ability to really 'place' the story was its strength. I could visualise just about every scene – very well done. A criticism? You've used the word 'orb' a lot. Words like that stand apart. I think you're giving Barry Northern a run for his money in the fable world! Monsters who aren't monsters and men who are. An enjoyable read -thanks :)

  • http://twitter.com/CascadeLily Lily Mulholland

    Hoorah! Well done David. Your ability to really 'place' the story was its strength. I could visualise just about every scene – very well done. A criticism? You've used the word 'orb' a lot. Words like that stand apart. I think you're giving Barry Northern a run for his money in the fable world! Monsters who aren't monsters and men who are. An enjoyable read -thanks :)

  • http://twitter.com/CascadeLily Lily Mulholland

    Hoorah! Well done David. Your ability to really 'place' the story was its strength. I could visualise just about every scene – very well done. A criticism? You've used the word 'orb' a lot. Words like that stand apart. I think you're giving Barry Northern a run for his money in the fable world! Monsters who aren't monsters and men who are. An enjoyable read -thanks :)