That's Not The Wind Out In The Trees

Lovecraft, Poe, King, and Koontz have all scared the Hell out of you. It's time to add another name to that list. You may never be able to convince yourself that it was really just the wind out in the trees again.

Lovecraft, Poe, King, and Koontz have all scared the Hell out of you. It's time to add another name to that list. You may never be able to convince yourself that it was really just the wind out in the trees again. Buster Wellman has compiled 24 short stories that will open your eyes, open your mind, and keep you awake at night. The only trouble with "That's Not The Wind Out In The Trees" is that you can't unread it. Once Wellman has lead your imagination down the path to create these images, they will come back to visit you time and again. These stories are very short and many of them can be read in less than five minutes. This is one of the best cases of quality defeating quantity ever witnessed. One story may be supernatural, while another is about your criminally insane neighbor, and yet a third somehow combines the worst of both of those worlds. This book contains strong language, graphic violence, and explicit sexual activity. Please do not read this book if you are easily offended or insecure about your sanity. Once you know the truth you can never believe the lie. The truth is "That's not the wind out in the trees"!

Buster Wellman was born in the southeastern United States during the baby boom. The country changed very much as Buster grew up and they both appeared to lose their innocence together. He was greatly influenced by the music of the late 60's and all of the 70's. Buster was mostly an honest man and placed a lot of emphasis on being true to himself. This quite frequently lead Buster down paths that weren't in direct harmony with the law. Being greatly confused that gambling and recreational drugs were illegal could have caused Buster to be a criminal. However, he was lucky enough to not get arrested while he participated in victimless crimes. There were times when he made his living, or supplemented it by making book, playing music in bars, and selling marijuana to a few close friends. Later on in life, after two marriages and divorces, Buster settled down with a "normal" job and became quite successful doing something he hated. He never forgot the days of his youth and the many experiences that can be gained while living that style of life. He started to tinker with writing short stories in 1996. Unfortunately, there was just too much going on in his life to allow him the time to properly pursue this endeavor. When he had his time in he quickly retired from his day job and moved on to what he hoped would be a better life. After about a year of wondering what he was going to do, he finally got the hang of it. Buster started handicapping sports for an online service called Bookie Breakers. He also picked his guitar back up and started playing music again. Then he remembered his short stories and set out to finish a collection that he had started so many years before. So, here in the year 2014, Buster Wellman is publishing his first book. He also has a novelette near completion, and is working on other writing projects at the current time. Buster's language is harsh, and his stories are not intended for children, or the faint of heart. Reading them will give you a glimpse inside the mind of the man much better than any bio that could ever be placed here.