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    Insanity Tales

    By Stacey Longo, Vlad V., David Daniel and

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    CELEBRATE THE "EYES" OF MARCH WITH OUR INSANITY SALE! For the month of March, Insanity Tales and Insanity Tales II: The Sense of Fear are on sale for only 99 cents (regularly $2.99 and $4.99, respectively)! If Julius Caesar were alive today, he'd buy both copies, turn to his BFF, and say "Et tu, Brute?"

    Enter a world of insanity as you encounter nine tales of murder, mayhem, and madness from authors David Daniel, Stacey Longo, Dale T. Phillips, Vlad V., and Ursula Wong. Here you will find twisted psyches, peculiar people, and demons of the mind and spirit.
    If you like your stories dark and scary, come take a stroll through this asylum, hearing ominous whispers or the shrieks of the unhinged echoing in your ears. You'll find yourself glancing nervously over your shoulder, or wondering about that odd-looking person at the bus stop . . . or even in the mirror. Come in, enjoy the trip, but step carefully, and watch the shadows, for you may never be the same again.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacey Longo
    Release dateOct 1, 2014
    ISBN9781310595646
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    Insanity Tales
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    Stacey Longo

    Hiram Award-winning author Stacey Longo is a former humor columnist for the Block Island Times, and started writing horror in 2010 to much fanfare and success. Her works have appeared in dozens of anthologies and magazines, including Shroud, Shock Totem, and the Litchfield Literary Review. She is the author of Secret Things: Twelve Tales to Terrify and Ordinary Boy (Dark Alley Press).

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