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B.E. Scully
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January 01, 1913
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The Dying Time
Every town has at least one… the house at the end of the deserted street with the malevolent, off-kilter window eyes; the dark side of the lake where the air feels just a little colder, the wind a little meaner; the lonely lane or gravel path that makes you quicken your step on a moonless night…
In River Town, that place is The Dying House–as dark and deadly as it is necessary, folks come to this a Read more of this blog post »
In River Town, that place is The Dying House–as dark and deadly as it is necessary, folks come to this a Read more of this blog post »
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Verland: The Transformation
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2011
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You, Human: An Anthology of Dark Science Fiction
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Adam's Ladder
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2017
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The Knife and The Wound It Deals
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2012
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The Eye That Blinds
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2015
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Devils In Dark Houses
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2016
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The Tower of Together
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2015
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What Remains
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The Graveyard’s Just a Place to Dance
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The Eye That Blinds {Signed Limited Edition}
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“This is not written for the young or the light of heart, not for the tranquil species of men whose souls are content with the simple pleasures of family, church, or profession. Rather, I write to those beings like myself whose existence is compounded by a lurid intermingling of the dark and the
light; who can judge rationally and think with reason, yet who feel too keenly and churn with too great a passion; who have an incessant longing for happiness and yet are
shadowed by a deep and persistent melancholy—those who grasp gratification where they may, but find no lasting comfort for the soul.”
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light; who can judge rationally and think with reason, yet who feel too keenly and churn with too great a passion; who have an incessant longing for happiness and yet are
shadowed by a deep and persistent melancholy—those who grasp gratification where they may, but find no lasting comfort for the soul.”
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“remember that even though the dream may be an illusion, the dreaming is always real.”
― Verland: The Transformation
― Verland: The Transformation
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