Review of "Tell Us Everything," a single story in a collection by Randy Attwood
Summary: 3 Very Quirky Tales In Tell Us Everything a Goth girl discovers how to plug herself into the world of the real and tell its secrets, much to the dismay of those who populate the world. Timothy Thomas, driving home from work, looks at the driver in the next car and sees himself, not the person he is today, but the person he was 30 years ago. Are there start overs? In It Was Me (I) Timothy is about to find out. The Notebook: When Jeremy stops by the house were he had an apartment when he was a college student and asks if he might look in the attic to see if a notebook he left there still exists, Sarah lets him in. They both discover truths they had rather not known. Review: What an absolutely delightful piece! What started out for me as a "what the heck..." story ended up unfolding into a genuine chuckle of a conclusion. There was quite a lot to take at the beginning of "Tell Us Everything." It started mid-action and had a plethora o...