Whether writing about an allergy to a letter in the alphabet, an usher who can’t stand ‘fuglies,’ an actor who clones himself for a part, Evan Hundhausen’s short stories “will surely touch your heart and mind” (see Review below). His off-beat, noir and comedic stories have been said to remind readers of Fitzgerald and Hemingway (see Review below).

Reviews:

"I'm very happy they let Evan out of the home on occasion in order to wander among normal people and ply his trade, which is writing. Evan travels to the beat of a different drum. He lives in the realm of the bizarre, the world between regular people doing regular things, and science fiction. I would swear he studied under Rod Serling (“The Twilight Zone”) but Rod never had Evan’s sense of humor. His stories will make you laugh or cause some sleepless nights . . . but they will surely touch your heart and mind. I eagerly await Evan’s next story. I just hope they let him out of the home long enough to write a full length novel." Jeffry Weiss - Author of the Paul Decker series of political thrillers which can be found on Amazon.

"I've read several of Evan's work, and the reason I like it is the noir-type quirkiness, science fiction feel. It always gives me this classic sense of old school Fitzgerald, Hemingway, while still being contemporary speculative. Comical in its eccentricity but very original and modern while maintaining a classic feel. That's what great writing does. That's what Evan can give you. Tales that last." - Brandon Berntson, Horror Writer and Author of the "Snap Dragon" Series.

"For as long as I have known Evan (about a quarter of a century), he has been a true artist in multiple fields, but especially, IMO, in his writing . Evan always had the proper combination of a unique, original look on the world, devotion to constantly improving himself at his craft, and drive to be successful in his creative endeavors, that make a great artist, no matter what the medium. - Mike-o Martelli, Poet

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