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characterization
I know someone, no names, who is such a parody of himself, that my friends don’t believe he is a real person. Ron Glass…lol whenever I need an irrational take on a topic he is my go-to guy.
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Haunted By Fourth Street Molly Short Story @ Amazon.Com
Price $2.99
Haunted by 4th Street Molly Blurb
Patrick, a former crystal meth abuser, is living in a bubble of the past. Due to his drug use and behavior, he has lost his family, his child, and his career as a private detective.
On Halloween Night, Patrick is working as a cab driver in Manhattan and has a flat tire. After he changes the tire, he encounters a homeless woman.
The woman takes Patrick on a trajectory that is supernatural and healing. The woman is Molly, and she needs Patrick’s help.
She enters his life for a purposeful reason, but before Patrick can help her, he needs to walk through his own fears and misconceptions.
October 15, 2013 · 3:08 pm
Haunted By Fourth Street Mooly
Haunted By Fourth Street Mooly is an Excellent Halloween Read
Haunted by 4th Street Molly Blurb
Patrick, a former crystal meth abuser, is living in a bubble of the past. Due to his drug use and behavior, he has lost his family, his child, and his career as a private detective.
On Halloween Night, Patrick is working as a cab driver in Manhattan and has a flat tire. After he changes the tire, he encounters a homeless woman.
The woman takes Patrick on a trajectory that is supernatural and healing. The woman is Molly, and she needs Patrick’s help.
She enters his life for a purposeful reason, but before Patrick can help her, he needs to walk through his own fears and misconceptions.
October 15, 2013 · 2:43 pm
Excerpt: The Men of Jasper Hill – A novel in seven stories
The Men of Jasper Hill
In accents of menace and wrath; the Saviour house stood as a beacon for the perfect American family. Night after night the skies were wine-blue and bubbling with stars. Inside the house, behind closed doors, the spirit was palpitating with rage and wounded sensibility. Every morning celebrated the ecstasy and festival of summer, and at dusk, deep within the house, yellowed-eyed demons prowled. The night Peter returned was a night of little ease, and every night after became a nightmare. Jeff Saviour was emancipated in 1969. The summer of Jeff–seven years old. 184 Brewster Place, Glen Cove, New York City, was incapable of verity. The calls were coming from inside the house. Life was slow to reveal, and it seemed intolerably tragic. Everyone in the family was aware of it. Father Saviour only cared about his millions, and mother Saviour never stayed sober after four-thirty. Summer was in full swing, and the heat was rising. Brewster street, once a lonely, empty playground, was now brimming with children. How do you paint a true picture with untrue words? How do you describe the emotions, and conflicts that are mixed with tragic intensity, when you wish it would go away? Sometimes the Universe makes mistakes. Sometimes you have to getaway, somewhere you can become the man that you were meant to be. It is called a dream. A dream of a better life, with real family made of friends. Happiness can be real, not like a thirty-minute sitcom, or a radio show, with exception to radio play of Skyline Pigeon, by Elton John, if you simply dream big. To survive, ill-bred insolence became the weapon of choice. Why care how they feel? They were aware of everything and did nothing.
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The Men of Jasper Hill – A Novel In Seven Stories available on Amazon.com $6.99
The Men of Jasper Hill, the novel, is now available for download on Amazon dot com. Click the link.
September 28, 2013 · 2:02 pm
The Men Of Jasper Hill September 2013
The Men of Jasper Hill
A Novel in Seven Stories
Six men, one building, seven stories
What if you had different parents, born into a different family with different circumstances? What if you lived in a different city with different friends? What would your life be like?
Have you wished for a different mother or father? Wished you were someone else to escape the pain, if only for one day? Does your family and friends accept you where you are standing today?
The Men of Jasper Hill is a family. Ride along as strangers, from a variety of different social and economical situations, befriend, belittle, envenom, and live amidst each other in loving relationships.
The Men of Jasper Hill tackles the urban themes of encroachment, friendship, execrable villainy, fierce loyalty, and generic families.
Every character adds a layer of intrigue to personal, cinematic, expressive, and grim grace.
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