The Songs from the Attic

About the Book

Slowly, she was pulling me in closer. I was on the road to Eden, to infinite happiness. The Garden was contained within her. Her other hand slowly came down upon my wrist. She stroked my arm gently. And suddenly there was pain. The feeling of tearing flesh. Instinctively--though not by my own will--I pulled my arm away, but her grasp tightened around my wrist, and there was more pain. My mortal, curious, longing eyes met her immortal, auspicious ones, and suddenly I felt myself being lifted. "...Ride Caroline....Ride Caroline...on this, soaring machine...Come..." I knew what was happening, and there was more eagerness than fear. She was pulling me from my mortal womb, tearing me from my delicate flesh. She was pulling me into her world. A feeling of strong warmth. The woman stretched her thin, beautiful lips into a gentle smile. And then I woke up. My arm was throbbing. My textbook was soaked through in a thick, warm liquid. The bottom of my wrist was sliced open. I was bleeding.

About the Author

William Denborough grew up with his mother and currently resides on the West side of Manchester, New Hampshire as a full time high school student. He is graduating class of 2011, and intends to go to college for a degree in Creative Writing. He is influenced by the writings of Stephen King, Richard Matheson, Edgar Allen Poe, and Dean Koontz.