Book Six – A film pipe dream . . .: My Complete Collection of SHORT STORIES

This is the last of six books which contain the complete collection of short stories by the late Polly Blim. Polly was not a writer, but she had a talent for coming up with story ideas that I believe the reader would find interesting. Her stories touch upon nearly every genre imaginable with more than a hint of LGBTQ+ relationships and entanglements. Some are darker than others in dealing with love, hate, jealousy, revenge, and forbidden love in a web of mystery cast before a backdrop that leans towards horror and dark erotica. These stories were possibly destined to remain on a dusty shelf or be hidden away and eventually destroyed, so I hope you find them worthy of my saving and publishing so that Polly Blim’s thoughts and imagination might be shared and hopefully appreciated. Judging them in the real world is difficult as a former friend, but I have found them entertaining, with many surprising twists beneath their dark undertow. Admittedly, some of the stories are as dark as they are erotic, which she had tried to tame, but the world sometimes is not a very nice place in which these darker stories reflect Polly’s feelings, which simply create a backdrop for stories which I think hold their own and hope that you enjoy? This is the sixth and last book in a series entitled ‘Broken Dreams’; this selection of stories is the darkest of the series, with ‘Abhorrent’ being a suitable title for this story, which Polly had hoped with all hope to submit as a script to a yearly held L.A. horror film competition, with dreams of creating an indie film version or an animated illustrative attempt but failed miserably in raising funds, and generally running out of time . . . for when seeking to produce a film version Polly had managed in finding the most perfect up and coming actress, but due to these funding failures, even she abandoned the project as a lost cause, in finally messaging Polly to ‘go forth and multiply!’ So, I felt it worth the risk to simply publish it instead. As the song by possibly the most influential band ever was to write the most raucous rock recording, in which I believe they succeeded, with Polly’s ‘Abhorrent’ likewise being her attempt in writing the darkest ever horror film . . . story. —- ISBN: 9798322377252