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Their metaphor for life was to hit every green light on Second Avenue.
Burning midnight oil, turning dross into gold
Cruising the Green of Second Avenue
Wild Child Publishing has issued the second volume of short stories in Cruising the Green of Second Avenue. The tales take up where Vol. I left off — bringing back Klein the Biker, Straight Charlie and Sammy the Madman while introducing new characters stumbling over life’s difficulties in the late 60s. Vol. II is an e-book published by Wild Child Publishing that you can download, save as a pdf (Adobe) file and print. Read both volumes and see that life isn't all that serious. Find it at Barnes & Noble, Amazon and other online book sellers.
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Cruising the Green
Their metaphor for life was to hit every green light on Second Avenue.
True Lies (Facts and Fiction)
- Bewildering Stories, "Angel in My Coffee Cup"
- Bewildering Stories-"Number Eleven"
- Big Pulp," "Misunderstood Identity"
- Every Day Fiction, "Day of Moving Hell"
- Every Day Fiction, "You Ain't the Only Catfish"
- Every Day Fiction-"Dreaded Conversation"
- Gumshoe Review, "Joined at the Heart"
- Gumshoe Review, "Queen at the End of the Bar"
- Military History Online-"The Fenian Raids"
- Over My Dead Body, "Chain of Events"
- Paradigm Journal-"Louise from the Bar"
- Pif Magazine, "Play Date"
- R.kv.r.y., "Million Dollar Find"
- Short-Story.Me, "Another Way to View a River"A
- Southern Fried Weirdness-"Face in the Tree"
- The Opinion Guy, "Who Dares Call It Murder?"
- Written Word-"The Wishing Pool"
A Look in the Mirror
- Walt Giersbach
- I was a reporter, writer, editor and communications director for more than three decades before returning to creative writing. After earning a B.A. in English-journalism from Grinnell College (Iowa), I served in the Army Security Agency in Korea and Taiwan. I've produced public events at Western Connecticut State University, coordinated publicity for the Bethel and Connecticut Film Festivals, and currently lead a writing group in my New Jersey home town.
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