STRANGE DOINGS AT ORKNEY FARM...
Round a corner of the house it came – a huge, ungainly form, shambling along on its four oddly-curved, paddle-like limbs. A deep-voiced growl could be heard rumbling in its throat.
The moon's silvered beams were shining full upon it, when of a suddenty the monster reared up onto its haunches and stood a while observing us.
"We must have our revenge!" sang out Stroppy, who of the lads appeared the more inebriated. "For the Foud's sake, have a taste o' this, ye brute!"
In a fit of courage he drew an object from his pocket and hurled it at the beast – a large, well-aimed object, which sailed like a shot from his hand and struck the looming giant square in the face...
Published
February 2011
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Jeffrey E. Barlough

Jeffrey E. Barlough is a trained biologist and veterinarian with a Ph.D. in Virology from Cornell, and has published over 60 research and review articles in scientific journals since 1979. He is also an armchair historian and has edited small press publications of minor and archaic English works. According to Library Journal Barlough's Western Lights books combine witty detail of Dickensian fiction with the terror of Lovecraftian horror.