The Devil's Advocates (Short Story)
by C.D. Reimer
 | The Devil's Advocates (Short Story) When John Wormwood, the veteran news reporter for The Silicon Silicon Valley Gazette, witnesses a satanic human sacrifice that opens the bronze doors of the Rodin's The Gates of Hell statue at Stanford University, he runs for his life with biggest news story of his career—except no one believes him. With one final shot at winning a Pulitzer Prize for journalism, he tries to interview the Horseman Death of the Apocalypse. This 5,340-word short story was first published in Strange Tales of Horror anthology (NorGus Press / February 2011).   |
C.D. Reimer
C.D. Reimer lives and works in Silicon Valley. His interests are ceramics, painting, tropical fish, and web programming. These keep him out of trouble when he’s not fixing broken users and consoling hurt computers.
After serving two tours through The Twilight Zone as a child and a young adult Christian, he writes about everyday reality that he often finds weird, twisted and absurd for being so normal.
He’s currently working on various short stories and his first novel, and blogs about writing and everything else when he's not busy writing fiction.
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