Tag Archives: Teaser Tuesday

Last Teaser Tuesday of the month — they go by so quickly. “I am Alma Gristede,” she said. “I am beautiful.” Well, sir, this took me aback, you may be sure! “Hey,” I said, “That’s MY line.” “I know,” she … Continue reading →

‘Tis Teaser Tuesday time! Feeling the words, and remembering how Billie could tell you her whole life story in the glide of a note, Frank began to sing the lyrics as if he really meant them, and something happened. The … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday time! “You are only the first of the androids I plan to manufacture. It will take a large number of us to carry out Doctor Korby’s plan.”  KIRK laughed. Derisively, Brown thought. “One of me is enough,” he said.  … Continue reading →

This Tuesday Teaser is brought to you by the Hundred Years’ War (and Should Be Reading). He shot without thinking. Without aiming. This was his life, his skill, and his pride. Take one bow, taller than a man, made from … Continue reading →

Here for you, a trio of teasers! “Why, where in all history has there ever been a people so ripe for dictatorship as ours! We’re ready to start on a Children’s Crusade — only of adults — right now, and … Continue reading →

And Teaser Tuesday has rolled around once more! Readers particularly loved it when Alice acted bolder than  a twenty-one-year-old  “girl” should, like when she welcomed the 1905 Fourth of July with a bang, going out to a car on the … Continue reading →

It’s that teasin’ Tuesday time again! Tim was getting a bad vibe. Not a look-out-he’s-a-werewolf kind of vibe, just a feeling that the guy might be tedious.  The stranger said, “I jumped out of an airplane with my dog.”  On … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday — going boldly where no man has gone before, except for last Tuesday. “For the next few hours I don’t wish to be disturbed by anything less than the arrival of a Borg armada in Earth orbit.” “If … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday! Let’s go for a ride, big guy, Christine seemed to whisper in the summer silence of LeBay’s garage. Let’s cruise. And just for a moment it seemed that everything changed.  (p. 32, Christine. Stephen King.)

Teaser Tuesday time!  In the heady days before consent forms and drop-of-a-hat lawsuits, patients didn’t realize what they might be in for if they underwent surgery at a teaching hospital, and doctors took advantage of this fact. While a patient … Continue reading →