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Author Interview: Joe Tarantino

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Author Interview: Viktor Tonchev

Author Interview: Viktor Tonchev

Tell us about yourself.: My name is Viktor Tonchev, and I’m a science fiction author with a deep fascination for the stars, ancient civilizations, and the intersection of technology and human destiny. I grew up captivated by stories that explore our origins and the...

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Author Interview: Brian DuBois

Author Interview: Brian DuBois

Tell us about yourself.: I am a recently retired high school ELA teacher. I write extreme horror and noir crime thrillers. I love reading, writing, working out, and driving my Jeep along dark and winding country roads looking for trouble and damsels in distress. Where...

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Author Interview: Yewande Akinse

Author Interview: Yewande Akinse

Tell us about yourself.: From a young age, I battled contradictions within myself, which led me into solitary corners where I had to confront my thoughts, alone. I started writing to make sense of my heart and mind and fell in love with poetry in high school. I...

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Author Interview: Faye Hall

Author Interview: Faye Hall

Tell us about yourself.: Faye Hall is an Australian author who weaves tales of historical romance and suspense that captivate the heart and stir the imagination. With a passion for immersing readers in rich settings and intriguing plots, Faye Hall blends the allure of...

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Author Interview: Kayla Gerdes

Tell us about yourself.: I’m Kayla Gerdes, a writer, creator, and chaos enthusiast living in New Orleans, Louisiana. I write what I feel, and I’ve felt a lot. My stories are fueled by real life, messy relationships, hard lessons, gut punches, and a little bit of grit...

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FEATURED: No Place for Nice Guys by Brian DuBois

FEATURED: No Place for Nice Guys by Brian DuBois

Jeremy Hollingsworth’s garage was not attached to his home. In, fact it was pretty far removed and secluded. It was unfinished and barely big enough to store even a small car in. It leaned to the left, buried in a copse of trees about a hundred yards up a rutted trail that ran past his white gabled farmhouse. The garage was isolated and dark inside. Surrounded by at least five acres of farmland, forest, and pastures. But it still had everything I needed to hang a man to death. Which was why I was there to begin with.
When I stepped off the Hollingsworth property and back on to Town Route 8A, Jeremy was swinging from that garage’s rafters by his neck. Strangled to death with a noose I had fashioned from a bright orange, heavy duty extension cord. I was real good at tying knots and hitches. The US Navy had taught me well. I made sure to practice that art often.
Town’s short winter was supposed to be coming to an end, but a thin layer of crusted snow stubbornly lingered. I lit up a new Camel filterless to generate some heat around me. Then shoved my hands deep into the pockets of my leather coat. It was time to start walking back to my apartment over Mai-Mai’s used bookstore. Fuck. I needed to buy a car already. This constant walking in the cold, the wet, and the heat was getting tedious. A waste of time. Aggravating.

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