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 Description: Only
1100 Numbered and signed copies of this book have been published by
Philtrum Press (900 were sold). They contain 6 excellent stories, each
with a strange, and rather "un-concrete" ending that leaves much up the
imagination of the reader.
Autopsy Room Four (Everything's Eventual)
Blind Willie
L.T.'s Theory of Pets (Everything's Eventual)
Luckey Quarter (Everything's Eventual)
Lunch at the Gotham Cafe (Everything's Eventual)
The Man in the Black Suit (Everything's Eventual)
Published: Philtrum Press, 1997
Blind Willie
Description: It is the tale
of a man named Bill Teale who pretends to be a businessman. He has an office with three heavy locks on
the door. He crawls through a trapdoor in the ceiling and enters another office, in which he dons a disguise,
changing himself into who the people on this floor know as Willie Teal. After a brief foray into hotel
bathrooms around New York, he becomes Blind Willie, a homeless vet who stands by a street corner and begs
money
Characters:
| ?, Ed |
Rang Midtown Heating and Cooling about their add in the Nylex Yellow Pages. His return number was
555-1000 |
| Allen, Mr |
Visiting Sharon and Bill Teale for Christmas on 17th of December |
| Allen, Mrs |
Visiting Sharon and Bill Teale for Christmas on 17th of December |
| Cratchet, Bob |
Mentioned in passing |
| Doors, The |
Band mentioned in passing |
| Dubray, Mr |
Visiting Sharon and Bill Teale for Christmas on 17th of December |
| Dubray, Mrs |
Visiting Sharon and Bill Teale for Christmas on 17th of December |
| Fonda, Peter |
Actor mentioned in passing |
| God |
Mentioned in passing |
| Grissum, Bob |
Commanding Officer of Blind Willie Teale in Vietnam |
| Haman, ? |
Mentioned in passing |
| Hanratty, ? |
Police officer that used to be bribed by Blind Willie. Started paying him $125, and finished with
$200 per month when he retired in 1989 and Jasper Wheelock took over |
| Hogan, Bernard |
Best friend of Bill Teale in Vietnam. He died of his injuries in 1967. |
| Houston, Whitney |
Singer mentioned in passing |
| Johnson, Lyndon B |
Former USA President mentioned in passing |
| Reagan, Ronald |
President of the USA |
| Rockwell, Norman |
Painter mentioned in passing |
| Shelf, Andrew |
Colonel above Bob Grissum in Vietnam |
| Simpson, O J |
Mentioned in passing |
| Stuart, Paul |
Clothes Designer |
| Teale William J (Blind Willie) |
The beggar on Fifth Avenue that reaps in up to $3,000 per day. Really Bill Teale. He was in the Marines. |
| Teale, ? |
Son of Blind Willie Teale. 21 years old and at school. He does not really exist |
| Teale, ? |
At the offices of William/Bill Teale, some people think he has 2 children - a daughter Sarah, and
another unnamed child. |
| Teale, Andi |
The fake name of Bill Teale's wife. The other staff in the building think this is his wife's name. |
| Teale, Bill |
Businessman that turns into William Teale, then into "Blind Willie" Teale, a beggar. Husband of Sharon
Teale. Bill works for Western States Land Analysis, but when he becomes William Teale, he works for Midtown
Heating and cooling. Neither company actually does anything, as they are a front for his disguise as
Blind Willie Teale. |
| Teale, Sarah |
At the offices of William/Bill Teale, some people think he has 2 children - an 8 year old daughter
Sarah, and another unnamed child. |
| Teale, Sharon |
Wife of Bill Teale. |
| Teale, William |
One of the names that people know Bill Teale by. |
| Wheelock, Jasper |
Police officer that is paid $300/month to allow Blind Willie Teale to beg on Fifth Avenue. He thinks
Blind Willie is faking his sight loss, and is asking for $400 per month starting Next January |
| Wheelock, Jasper |
Police officer that Bill Teale 'pays' to keep allowing him to Beg on Fifth Avenue. He gets paid $300
a month, but wants $400. |
| Williams, Andy |
Singer mentioned in passing |
| Williamson, Ralph |
Accountant at Garowicz Financial Planning, on the 6th floor of the office that William Teale has
his office. Big man. |
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