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10/19/07
Hi, all.
I'm the author of SANTA STEPS OUT
and DEADWEIGHT and a few other
novels
you may have heard of.
Following Doug Clegg's lead, I'm
offering my next novel,
DEADOLESCENCE:
A TALE OF LOVE AND SACRIFICE, as
a free e-serial, launch date October
31, then every week another two
chapters, 13 weeks in all (not planned,
it just turned out that way!).
For more info and to sign up, go here
<http://weblog. robertdevereaux.
com/2007/ 08/starts- hallowee. html> .
Or just email deadolescence@
getresponse. com
Try it, you'll like it!
Robert <http://www.robertde
vereaux.com/>
Hi, all.
I'm the author of SANTA STEPS OUT
and DEADWEIGHT and a few other
novels
you may have heard of.
Following Doug Clegg's lead, I'm
offering my next novel,
DEADOLESCENCE:
A TALE OF LOVE AND SACRIFICE, as
a free e-serial, launch date October
31, then every week another two
chapters, 13 weeks in all (not planned,
it just turned out that way!).
For more info and to sign up, go here
<http://weblog. robertdevereaux.
com/2007/ 08/starts- hallowee. html> .
Or just email deadolescence@
getresponse. com
Try it, you'll like it!
Robert <http://www.robertde
vereaux.com/>
10/19/07
This is from A Taste For Horror
at Yahoo Groups.
The Classic Mystery Stories anthology
I got for nothing from the library
sale a couple of weeks ago turns out
to be a collection of supernatural
tales rather than murder mysteries as
I'd assumed. Which is fine, since I
happen to love tales of the
supernatural anyway. And a couple of
the stories by writers I wasn't familiar
with have turned out to be absolutely
superb little stories. I mentioned A. M.
Burrage's THE WAXWORK earlier.
H. F. Arnold's THE NIGHT WIRE,
originally published in the pulp
magazine Weird Tales in 1926, is
altogether stranger, a tale of a night
spent in the newsroom of a
newspaper, as the stories come in
from across the world from
the various wire services. The story
that comes in this night is very
strange indeed - a mysterious fog is
apparently descending on a small town,
cutting it off from the world. The
tension builds up as the fragmented
and enigmatic reports come in. Very
creepy, and very effective. I loved this
story!
And for those who don't mind reading
off a computer screen, it can be found
online -
http://www.sff. net/people/
DoyleMacdonald/ l_nightw. htm
Al
This is from A Taste For Horror
at Yahoo Groups.
The Classic Mystery Stories anthology
I got for nothing from the library
sale a couple of weeks ago turns out
to be a collection of supernatural
tales rather than murder mysteries as
I'd assumed. Which is fine, since I
happen to love tales of the
supernatural anyway. And a couple of
the stories by writers I wasn't familiar
with have turned out to be absolutely
superb little stories. I mentioned A. M.
Burrage's THE WAXWORK earlier.
H. F. Arnold's THE NIGHT WIRE,
originally published in the pulp
magazine Weird Tales in 1926, is
altogether stranger, a tale of a night
spent in the newsroom of a
newspaper, as the stories come in
from across the world from
the various wire services. The story
that comes in this night is very
strange indeed - a mysterious fog is
apparently descending on a small town,
cutting it off from the world. The
tension builds up as the fragmented
and enigmatic reports come in. Very
creepy, and very effective. I loved this
story!
And for those who don't mind reading
off a computer screen, it can be found
online -
http://www.sff. net/people/
DoyleMacdonald/ l_nightw. htm
Al
11/07/07
The Long
Last Call
John Skipp
Includes the bonus novella
Conscience!
Leisure
Fiction
www.dorchesterpub.com
ISBN -10: 0-84395843-X
ISBN -13: 978-0-439-5843-0
Adult
This was a lot of fun! Rather scared me
about myself; horror fiction doesn't scare me.
When did that happen; eh?
You get a; person; who wants to have a lot of
fun in a gentleman's club. He has fun and in
some rather disgusting ways.
Highly Buzzable and Buzzalicious!
Buzzy
The Long
Last Call
John Skipp
Includes the bonus novella
Conscience!
Leisure
Fiction
www.dorchesterpub.com
ISBN -10: 0-84395843-X
ISBN -13: 978-0-439-5843-0
Adult
This was a lot of fun! Rather scared me
about myself; horror fiction doesn't scare me.
When did that happen; eh?
You get a; person; who wants to have a lot of
fun in a gentleman's club. He has fun and in
some rather disgusting ways.
Highly Buzzable and Buzzalicious!
Buzzy