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Peculiar, MO - Well-reviewed Kindle book for $1.00
Thanks Bob! Since I posted that, it has now gotten four more reviews, two 5-star and two 4-star, so I'm very happy right now. :)
Replied Feb 6
Peculiar, MO - Well-reviewed Kindle book for $1.00
Okay, WHILE I was posting about my twelfth review, I got a 13th review, also five-stars! It should be up on the link below. Awesome day!
Replied Jan 30
Peculiar, MO - Well-reviewed Kindle book for $1.00
The price on Peculiar, is now $1.29. It also just got review #12, a five-star, on Amazon. Here it is: Imaginative & Original, January 29, 2010 By Pat Douglas (KCMO) - See all my reviews Amazon…
Replied Jan 30
The Storms of Eternity
Continuing the reverse-chronological order sales trend on my Kindle books, I have just lowered the price of my science-fiction thriller, The Storms of Eternity to 99 cents. When I released Storms in…
Started Nov. 4, 2009
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- About Me
- I am a self-published author, specializing in science fiction and horror. So far I have published three novels and one short story collection. I have degree in astrophysics and have previously worked at the Very Large Array, the world's largest phased array radio telescope.
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- Since when have you owned a Kindle?
- January 1, 2001
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- Peculiar, MO
Strange Times
The Storms of Eternity
The Remembrance
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On Mary Rogers
On July 25, 1841, a young woman disappeared. Her name was Mary Rogers, and she had a certain mystery about her. She was known as a lovely and vivacious clerk at a popular tobacco store frequented by 19th century New York's esteemed community of writers and journalists. Among them was an up-and-coming young author called Edgar Allen Poe, who had just been named the editor of Graham's Magazine. His short story, "The Murders of the Rue Morgue" had recently been published by Graham's, to popular
… ContinuePosted on March 19, 2010 at 10:30pm —
On Graymalkin
About six or seven years ago, when I was still creating writing credits to add to my resumé, I was enjoying the relative success of a short story I had written called "The Experiment," a story of everyday torture based on real events, and I was at a sort of crossroads as I decided what I would write
… ContinuePosted on March 6, 2010 at 10:16am —
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