Particular Passages

Name: Particular Passages
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Author: Elmdea Adams
ISBN: 9781628690408

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Elmdea Adams, Jen Bair, David Boop, J.T. Evans, Todd Fahnestock

Knight Writing Press
Paru le : 23/03/2021

15 Stories, 15 Authors Down a forgotten hallway lie rooms no one has entered. Each room contains a world waiting to be explored. Some beautiful and... > Lire la suite

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15 Stories, 15 Authors Down a forgotten hallway lie rooms no one has entered. Each room contains a world waiting to be explored. Some beautiful and full of wonder, other dark and full of terrors. You won't know which until you step inside. So take a deep breath, and open the door... Featuring stories by Elmdea Adams, Jen Bair, David Boop, J. T. Evans, Todd Fahnestock, Arlen Feldman, Shannon Fox, Jessica Guernsey, Sam Knight, Chris Mandeville, Kim May, John D.
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Date de parution : 23/03/2021
Editeur : Knight Writing Press
ISBN : 978-1-62869-040-8
EAN : 9781628690408
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A Colorado native, Sam Knight spent ten years in California's wine country before returning to the Rockies. When asked if he misses California, he gets a wistful look in his eyes and replies he misses the green mountains in the winter, but he is glad to be back home. As well as having being Distribution Manager for WordFire Press and Senior Editor for Villainous Press, he is author of six children's books, four short story collections, three novels, and nearly three dozen short stories, including two media tie-ins co-authored with Kevin J.
Anderson. A stay-at-home father, Sam attempts to be a full-time writer, but there are only so many hours left in a day after kids. Once upon a time, he was known to quote books the way some people quote movies, but now he claims having a family has made him forgetful, as a survival adaptation. He can be found at SamKnight.com and contacted at Sam@samknight.com.