More Stories and More

The variety of Derryl G. Berry's imaginative short stories and intriguing essays make for delightful and entertaining reading in short spurts or extended time. Read a few short works while waiting for the bus, like The Key to Her Heart and Wood Chucking and Pretty Like Mommy or Late for Lunch. Or take more time for a longer work before bedtime, like The Thanksgiving I Almost Exploded or You Don't Know Fear or Chasing Shadows, Chasing Us or Saved by the Cell.You might enjoy to matching opinions with Derryl and some of his essays. Try The Blue Tree or How Did We Get to Be Different? or Consider the Kingfisher or Educate Against Crapspeak or Freedom to be Fools. But beware, some might keep you awake thinking. Do you believe time travel is possible? Read Derryl's opinion in Time Travel Is Not Possible.You could find that some of Derryl's poems will pluck your own heartstrings. Maybe She Passed by Him or Butterfly Madam or I Will Leave You in the Echoes or You Kept Me Awake Last Night or Today I Drank the Wine. A few might just make you chuckle or say, Hmm, well yeah, maybe. One or two of Derryl's Flash 55 Fiction might do the same.