Devil Take the Blue-Tail Fly
by John Franklin Bardin· 2020
Philip Banter is a little too fond of drink, and his marriage is not what it should be. That doesn’t mean he’s losing his mind.
Then Philip finds in his office fifteen pages of a manuscript entitled “Confession.” He reads about a surprise dinner party his wife held, of the conversation that took place and—to his horror—of his own infidelity. But the “confession” turns out to be a prophecy: accurate in almost every detail.
Is he the victim of a conspiracy to kill him or drive him mad, or did he type the manuscript himself? As the “confession” grows lengthier and more destructive, can he find the willpower to resist its terrifying inevitability?
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Philip Banter is a little too fond of drink, and his marriage is not what it should be. That doesn’t mean he’s losing his mind. Then Philip finds in his office fifteen pages of a manuscript entitled “Confession.” He reads about a surprise dinner party his wife held, of the conversation that took place and—to his horror—of his own infidelity. But the “confession” turns out to be a prophecy: accurate in almost every detail. Is he the victim of a conspiracy to kill him or drive him mad, or did he type the manuscript himself? As the “confession” grows lengthier and more destructive, can he find the willpower to resist its terrifying inevitability?