The Ghost Bomb

[Michael S. Atkinson]

Now that's a problem: you used the ghost bomb to stop the sorcerer; what do you use to stop the ghost bomb? This was a great story, though I would not want to be in Luna and Bras' situation. Yikes.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Michael. I'm happy you liked The Ghost Bomb.

I think, sadly, scarily, my body trembling and my bones buring, that there is no stopping the ghost bomb.

[Justin Deming]

That ending is absolutely bone chilling. I’m with Jim: this would make an excellent short movie!

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Justin. Maybe...maybe...there are Hollywood agents on Substack.

[Dan Blakely]

Love the Philosopher's Dilemma - how many people is it ok to sacrifice for the greater good? (Only to find out it ended up being many more than expected... whoops!) As for Gretz, he sounds like an even more demented version of the Burgermeister Meisterburger from the Claymation of Santa Claus is Coming to Town.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Dan. There were a lot of moving pieces to fit into place for The Ghost Bomb. The story worked out well for me, but not so much for Bras and Luna. Gretz: I didn't like him, but he had to exist.

[Scott Michels]

Sounds like the start of something epic.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, Scott. I sometimes write sequels, and I think The Ghost Bomb will have one.

[Josh Tatter]

Man, you should write more fantasy. This was fantastic.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks so much, Josh! I had fun writing The Ghost Bomb and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[David Perlmutter]

Spookiness incarnate.

[Bill Adler]

Thanks, David. That was the age of spooky.

[Jim Melvin]

It would be a great attraction at Disney!

[Jim Melvin]

This is a GREAT story! I'd love to see it made into a short movie.

[Bill Adler]

Thank you, Jim. I'm delighted you enjoyed "The Ghost Bomb." I think it could be a movie, too!