Gary Paul Bryant

Before the state of Massachusetts can issue a death certificate, Levenplatter's whiz kids put their considerable biomedical talents together to bring dear old dad back from the dead. His wife had other ideas. 

When Eli Pelican starts his day tomorrow at 5:25 AM, he'll have little indication that day would never end.

In the 1870's in rural Hopeville, Connecticut, the Clauses came to work Max Pepin's farm. Christmas hasn't been the same since. This is a Christmas story you've been waiting for.

A grandmother's tragic childhood comes roaring back to life with unexpected consequences while telling bedtime stories to her adopted granddaughter in this very short story by Gary Paul Bryant.

In this very short story from Gary Paul Bryant, we discover the limits of family love and grammatical patience.

No cell phones, no tablets, not a single PlayStation, not even a laptop could be found in 1962, so, what does a ten-year-old kid do for fun?

"Gary Paul Bryant will wheel your gurney down the paranormal corridors of Life Everlasting, whether you're willing or not. A must-read short story collection for vivisectionist aficionados, fantasy enthusiasts and all the rest of us hanging on to dear life." - Jack Archibald