Deadman's Tome January 2010

A new year rolls in, bringing us just a little bit closer to another prophesized dooms day. How do I feel? Completely and utterly indifferent, it sets the stage for a theme that tastes like vinegar if poorly utilized, while it, at the same time, lures all sorts of monetary prospects. I hope this statement seeps into the dark recesses of any future contributor: We position ourselves ready to reject just about anything related to this curious date, unless it happens to be extremely good. Other than that, we are proud to announce another edition of Deadman‟s Tome. Michael W. Garza, one of the winners of the recent contest, presents another chilling tale. D. D. Bell grants us with a beautifully written story of revenge, and, of course, there is N. P. Miller‟s “Tempest Gardens”.