Walking Shadow Tales
by Rob Lee
Tales of sound and fury. Signifying nothing. Told by an idiot.
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22 July 2025
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These tales are inspired by monthly writing prompts provided by the local libray.
A new tale is added every month.
Library
Artwork sourced from stockcake.com or created with the assistance of Copilot.
Come back next month for a new tale.
Future Releases
Pieces of Prose
​A collection of short stories originally published on Prose.com.
Kramer's Legacy
​A full-length novel about love and destiny. And murder.
The Real Jade Harrington
​A woman's search for her missing sister.
About the author
Rob Lee is an acronym for ROBotic Letter Election Equipment, a device created by professors at Cloudsville Theoretical University. They wanted to prove that enough monkeys at enough typewriters could produce a line of Shakespeare, and deduce how many monkeys were required. Unfortunately, they were denied the grant for bananas.
Instead, they developed software which would produce random strings of letters. These are the results. (The undergraduates were left with the painstaking task of placing the punctuation.)
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Or maybe Rob is a fifty-something human male who lives in England with his partner and their dog. Factual, but not as humorous.