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    The Remnant: Black Band Shorts

    By Channing Whitaker

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    In this suspense-filled, neo-monster, horror novelette, a writer named Gene Winfield discovers an ominous, handwritten book among the belongings of his late, adventurer aunt. As Gene reads, he becomes captivated with the volume's account of a savage, unearthly creature. In spite of the book's warning, with his writing career failing, Gene can't resist the inspiration. Near the roaring fire in his aunt's otherwise cold, empty manor, Gene begins a story of his own, but will he unleash more than his imagination…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOff Speed Press
    Release dateMay 21, 2018
    ISBN9781732256514
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    The Remnant: Black Band Shorts
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    Channing Whitaker

    Channing Whitaker is a novelist, screenwriter, and filmmaker originally hailing from Centerville, Iowa. An alum of Indian Hills Community College, Channing went on to study cinema, screenwriting, literature, and mathematics at the University of Iowa. His college years were also spent tending bar and in bar security, which he considers a valuable study of humanity, and an indispensable supplement to his formal education. Post graduation, Channing began his career in the production of television news, independent films, and commercial videos, as well as writing for websites, corporate media, and advertising. His career has taken Channing from Iowa to Texas, Alaska, Oklahoma, and to California where he currently resides. Channing is a fan of many media forms and genres. He considers himself a storyteller foremost and works in multiple media and genres himself. Channing’s artistic influences include Trevanian, Gene Roddenberry, Kurt Vonnegut, Jim Jarmusch, and Robert Altman, though he credits his late father, a psychology professor, with profoundly impacting his approach to the deep, conflicted, and multifaceted characters which drive his stories. In his home life, Channing is a father of two, a sports lover, and a real-life space exploration enthusiast. Channing is among a small subset of writers who are also dyslexic. He considers learning to overcome the challenges of this diagnosis to have aided him in persevering amid the rejection-filled, uncertain, and competitive fields of writing and screenwriting.

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    • 5/5
      Gene Winfield is a best selling author but the lately, his books are no longer selling. When his book tour suddenly gets cancelled due to lack of enthusiasm and his aunt Hazel has recently died leaving him the sole heir, Gene retreats to Hazel's home to regroup where he begins to write.

      When I first finished this book -- my first thought was, "How Creepy!" When I was a kid, there was an horror anthology series which would air late on Saturday nights called "Thriller" -- each show would start with a spooky haunted landscape and then a hand would come up from the earth with a bone chilling Boris Karloff type of voice intoning "Thriller" as the hand was reaching out. Creepy! That is the feeling I got when I finished this story. Highly recommend.

      The narrator, Rick Barr, had a wonderful tone and was able to embody the eerie feeling the story created.