Tag Archives: Teaser Tuesday

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 →

I would never be so impertinent as to give the Lady Elizabeth only two sentences — even if it is Teaser Tuesday. What of Elizabeth then? She is a dark horse, and I do not trust her. She rarely comes … Continue reading →

Lo! A traveler from a distant land! I pray thee, sir, willst ye sit down and tarry with me a while? I shall regal you with  tales from mine own adventures in reading……no? Have at you, sir! He watched Chris … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesdays are…epic! And oversized, but their subject warrants it. From ShouldBeReading, as ever. How small they appear from the long road that approaches them; did we come so far to see so little? But then they grow larger, as … Continue reading →