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Comment by Don Atchison on September 7, 2009 at 8:12pm

I'm Coming

Vampire are about living forever, dying suddenly, discovering latent powers with age, and hiding truth through secrets marked by symbols only a chosen few have the means to contemplate without bias. A vampire's whole world is about understanding what mortals can not fathom, refuse to even consider.

Red Paradise is about conflict within, and outside upheavel. It is about antebellum, paramour. Orgies and Cannibalism. The Novella is mystique, and challenges personal beliefs so it is a work that you will adore or abhor; however, people tend to be such little liars, dual minded beings thinking one thing while doing another because too afraid of what others might say or think.

" When will you have an original thought of your own?" My characters will challenge.

Individuals in this epic adventure are all complex yet looking for simplicity in life. Some will find peace, some will be free. Others will never taste the sweetness of knowing self.

Know thyself, the universe cries out. Know thyself and discover the vast expanse.

Human bounderies and concepts dissipate the longer a vampire exists but it is a long, arduous journey. Human psychology dies slow. Vampire must evolve through the futility of vain belief systems, watching them ultimately return to dust just as their makers before them.

Existing becomes the only past time worth an immortal's engagement. With the freedom and time to do, to be, think, breathe, perging oneself from the human lies and so called facts, vampire become powerful beyond comprehension. If I could choose to be such an angel, would I? Would you? Is not the very thought of it tempting?

Oh, wait a minute. Reality check. They do not exist and if they did they are damned. Arent't they? Anything not like me, not believing like me is always damned, isn't it?

So I can only welcome you, prepare you, Red Paradise, the damned book is coming. It has already been here. It will always be. Delete Comment

Comment by Valjeanne Jeffers on September 3, 2009 at 6:26pm

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Comment by K. L. Stewart on September 3, 2009 at 5:16pm

I'm working on my first sci-fi fantasy novel, and I can't wait until it's published. I love working on this, and I hope to write an entire series.

Comment by Marlayne Giron on July 6, 2009 at 7:26pm

I would like to introduce my book, The Victor, to the member of this group. It is a blatant allegory of the Bible/Gospels written as a medieval fantasy/fiction for ages 12 up to adults. It is footnoted with over 60 scripture references and I have been selling out all my stock at every book signing (4 so far) with second bookings requested by the bookstore managers. I am a Messianic Jew who found Christ in 1977 while watching Jesus of Nazareth on television. My website is: www.thevictorbook.com

Comment by ANTHONY ARNOLD on July 6, 2009 at 7:17pm

I would like to introduce to this audience my new book (Historical Fiction/Adventure/Suspense) titled: "Target Washington: The Search for Osama bin Laden." ISBN: 9781434375230. You can get a feel of the story from my blog: http://TheFirstNewWorldOrder.ning.com . Available on Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble or any online book store. Thanks guys!

Comment by Stacey on July 6, 2009 at 1:44pm

Hey everyone,
I just published my first short story.
Check it out:
http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/shadows/7367178

Comment by ANTHONY ARNOLD on June 26, 2009 at 7:25pm

Greetings Sci-Fi world.

Comment by Karen M. Bence on June 3, 2009 at 2:39pm

Hi everyone, I have to take a moment to brag. Midnight Revelations - vol. 1 in the Dark Whispers Series received the Bronze award for Horror in ForeWord Magazine's 2008 Book of the Year Awards last Friday afternoon at the BEA. Wish it was Gold, but for my first book, Bronze feels pretty good too!!!

Comment by Michael Sullivan on May 26, 2009 at 10:04am

Does anyone attend "cons"? I just got back from Balticon and recently was at Ravencon and MarsCon. I have one more to do next weekend: CaroinaCon - I was wondering if others participated in these and what they thought of them?

Comment by Marlayne Giron on May 25, 2009 at 9:27pm

Hi Lori - thank you for friending me. I'm actually a career secretary but have published my one and only book almost 30 years after I began writing it on a typewriter.

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