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    Bipolar Moods Chapbook Complete Collection: The Rays In the Storm

    By Valkyrie Kerry

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    About this ebook

    'The Rays In the Storm' is a collection of Valkyrie Kerry's chapbooks. The poetry is reflective of the extreme moods stemming from bipolar disorder ranging from elation with the beauty and spirituality of nature to the depths of despair. A guaranteed insight into the bipolar mind, and a highly entertaining anthology of graphic dark and light fiction.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherValkyrie Kerry
    Release dateDec 3, 2018
    ISBN9780463793930
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    Bipolar Moods Chapbook Complete Collection: The Rays In the Storm
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    Valkyrie Kerry

    Valkyrie Kerry is a horrotica writer, a writer of DEEP fiction (Dark, Emotional, Empathic and Pleasurable). She is a bipolar survivor who spent years writing to reflect the complex emotions of her moods. In 2015 she started publishing her works in order to raise an understanding of the extreme spectrum of emotions experienced. Her work has since been published by Soft Cartel, Plum Tree Tavern, Peeking Cat, Short Break Fiction, Eskimo Pie, Tiger Shark Magazine, Grotesque, Paragraph Planet, Entropy2 and through the anthologies of Some Poets and The Poetry Marathon. Valkyrie favors dark fiction in the form of horror and erotica. Her words are reflections of her own feelings, observations and experiences and as such are extremely personal and relatable. Valkyrie Kerry has a great appreciation for all of her readers. Her Instagram profile is valkyriekerry_horrotica. Please do follow, get in touch and feel free to share to her Facebook page or feeds (especially anything horror or erotica related!!)

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