←Recommendations of UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS

  • Brent Alles: UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS by Julie Brandon
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    A powerful and chilling monologue. Hopefully not prescient. We hope.

    A powerful and chilling monologue. Hopefully not prescient. We hope.

    ”
  • D. Lee Miller: UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS by Julie Brandon
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    By the end of Julie Brandon’s monologue, all i
    Could hear was my heart beating. This frightening piece
    Is well-written and terrifying. Sadly, we can fill in even more details on our own.

    By the end of Julie Brandon’s monologue, all i
    Could hear was my heart beating. This frightening piece
    Is well-written and terrifying. Sadly, we can fill in even more details on our own.

    ”
  • Christopher Sullivan: UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS by Julie Brandon
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    It’s sad how timely this piece is. Oh America. Well done!

    It’s sad how timely this piece is. Oh America. Well done!

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  • Debra A. Cole: UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS by Julie Brandon
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    Absolutely terrifying... and very real right now. JULIE BRANDON has given words to the anxiety so many of us feel with the events unfolding everyday. If only this were a piece of history... long gone. POWERFUL.

    Absolutely terrifying... and very real right now. JULIE BRANDON has given words to the anxiety so many of us feel with the events unfolding everyday. If only this were a piece of history... long gone. POWERFUL.

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  • Brian Cern: UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS by Julie Brandon
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    The best horror happens when the "bad thing" is suggested. The individual's mind will come up with something far more sinister, terrifying, and terrific than any author can put on the page. That is what Brandon has done here. Regardless of intent, this well-executed monologue conjured images of the nightly news of events in my own neighborhood. So, I am left not knowing if this is a historical piece, or a contemporary one... And that is truely horrifying.

    The best horror happens when the "bad thing" is suggested. The individual's mind will come up with something far more sinister, terrifying, and terrific than any author can put on the page. That is what Brandon has done here. Regardless of intent, this well-executed monologue conjured images of the nightly news of events in my own neighborhood. So, I am left not knowing if this is a historical piece, or a contemporary one... And that is truely horrifying.

    ”
  • Christopher Plumridge: UNDER THE FLOORBOARDS by Julie Brandon
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    Oooo, so much tension in such a short monologue!
    This tension builds to, from seemingly harmless to downright fear.
    Just how long can the protagonist hide, and survive?
    Gripping stuff!

    Oooo, so much tension in such a short monologue!
    This tension builds to, from seemingly harmless to downright fear.
    Just how long can the protagonist hide, and survive?
    Gripping stuff!

    ”