HUMDINGER LITERARY E-ZINE PRESENTS: STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS SHORT STORY CONTEST FINALISTS   What is Stream of Consciousness?   In the expanse of our brains, thoughts rapid-fire, speeding faster than we can read, write. When writers capture these thoughts, they reveal the deepest secrets of the mind: the crazed, frightful, and painfully honest. Humdinger commends these writers for undertaking our writing challenge. Stream of Consciousness narratives are some of the most difficult types of literature to write! To read a story, visit the January 2006 Humdinger Archive. The Beginning and After It   By Megan Schindler D E A T H   By R S Prasanna Excerpt from HIGH NOON   By Jo J. Adamson The Road to No Where   By Danielle Abbatiello Get Out of Bed   By Mark McKenzie For Better or Worse   By Roxanna Russell MAD   By Lorena Smith On the Subway   By Elizabeth Donovan The Absent Lover   By Stephanie Law A Woman’s House   By Caroline Misner Little Boat   By Louise Norlie             The Obscure Flaw   By D.W. Thornton   Click the link above to read what will amuse, frighten, amaze and delight you.   The above link will take you to the idiosyncrasies, eccentricities, and delightful weirdness of Humdinger’s unpretentious writers. A laugh, a giggle, a guffaw!   Click the box above to visit a strange new world, where Chris Goebel, editor of Humdinger Literary E-zine, shares tremendous mistakes, clumsiness, as well as—fortunately, useful writing tips, advice and links.   It’s Free, offers inspiration and advice others charge money to deliver, provides resources and links and reminds you that you’re a Writer. Subscribe to Jack of Genre, Humdinger’s monthly e-zine by clicking the above link.