There has been much discussion in the past on her strange writing style and I can never understand what so often causes her to go off in these weird directions. Of all things, though, would you guys believe that she was the writer of \"A Horror Story\", episode 929 from December 12, 1978, one of the most revered of all RMT tales?

During the latter part of \'08, I took a bit of a break from listening to RMT. However, at the beginning of this year, New Year\'s Day to be precise, I promised myself I\'d listen to one RMT story per night starting with the first episode. I doing good...sometimes listening to 2 stories per night. However, there is one story in particular which happened to be written by Elspeth Eric titled, Three Women, episode #23 that I remember mainly because of certain events that took place in this tale which made little sense. Synopsis: A man writes a book. A publisher wants him to change the end of a book to more fully exploit the heroine. The writer is afraid because he fears his character is indeed alive. For those RMT listeners who may have already heard this tale, I\'d love to go into specific details as to why I thought this story was loopy. It (the story) had good potential but was inexpertly written. 