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It Feels Great to Get It Out! by TamiRuth
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Mothflame by LorenRhoads
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The air is so bad that no one steps outside voluntarily, except Christy, devotee of the rock star Ysanne. Ysanne promises escape to those who believe in her. What happens when you fly too close to the flame?
Splatterpunk Articles Vol. 1 by Lulladies
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NONFICTION / HORROR - This book is a series of lessons and articles on Horror, written by a generational Horror Junkie. Here we will discuss the history, philosophy, and concepts behind Horror. Also included are tips and guides to help authors of horror stories. This book is meant to bring understanding to my favorite genra. It's purpose is to be both informative and helpful to horror fans and writers alike. Please, take a seat. Class is now in session. THIS WILL NEVER TRULY BE COMPLETE.
The Glass Sponge by JulesPJacob
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Jacob's poetry collection, The Glass Sponge, traces family moments in "Dream House" through the "…lazy moonlight" as the sound barrier is broken, warning us, Ozzy and Harriet have stepped out. A tenderness emerges through the fear and angst of family abuse with a compassionate eye and an intimate understanding of the toll abusers demand. —Diane Smith, Founder and Editor of the Award Winning Journal Grey Sparrow published by Grey Sparrow Press: a 501C3 Corporation The Glass Sponge can be purchased and read in its entirety at http://julesjacob.com http://finishinglinepress.com and Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/The-Glass-Sponge-Jules-Jacob/dp/1622291557
It's So!  Blogs by Jules Jacob by JulesPJacob
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New and previously published story-essays on the mundane, the beautiful and the horrific.