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Nina D’Arcangela
Nina D’Arcangela is a quirky horror writer who likes to spin soul rending snippets of despair. She reads anything from splatter matter to dark matter. She's an UrbEx adventurer who suffers from unquenchable wanderlust. She loves to photograph abandoned places, bits of decay and old graveyards.Nina is co-owner of Sirens Call Publications, co-founder of the horror writer's group 'Pen of the Damned', and if that isn't enough, put a check mark in the box next to owner and resident nut-job of Dark Angel Photography.
Tag Archives: Phrenic Press
New Short Horror Story: Marrow, by Jon Olson @jonolsonauthor @Sotet_Angyal
Phrenic Press, an imprint of Sirens Call Publications, is pleased to announce the release of its latest short story Marrow by Jon Olson There’s a reason no one ever harvested the trees off logging road number 17. For generations, a creature … Continue reading →
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Tagged Amazon, creature, fiction, Horror, Jon Olson, Marrow, Phrenic Press, short story
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Seven #FREE Titles Available on Amazon from Phrenic Press @Sotet_Angyal
Phrenic Press is offering its entire library for #FREE June 25th to June 29th! The Testimony of HJ Pembrooke, by Brent Abell It’s the turn of the 20th century in Baltimore, MD, and as the gas lamps burn brightly, madness … Continue reading →
Posted in Amazon, Dark Fiction, FREE, Free Download, Horror, Mystery, Paranormal, Short Stories, Speculative Fiction, Thriller/Suspense, Tradgedy
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