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Diary of a Demon by Pamela Wiedenbeck

Did you ever wonder what happened after the Archangel Michael through the demons out of heaven? Let one of them guide you through the origin of evil in the world.  
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DESOLATION Island by Terry Vinson

Atop a prison island teaming with super-villains, one evil will dwarf all others. On this island, rescue isn’t an option.  
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I was born in a small harbor town in southwest Ireland. In an effort to be cliche my parents moved the family to New York when I was thirteen. I now reside in Florida with my dogs and drive a truck for a living, but I'm crossing my fingers and hoping my first novel, Zombie/Apocalypse 2012: A Political Horror Story, will earn me enough money that I can tell my boss where to stick it.


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  I'd say Stephen King was my biggest influence because I was reading his work when I was ten years old. Anyone who has written a post-apocalyptic novel needs to give a nod to The Stand. I'd call it the gold standard.  Christopher Moore was a big one, as well. In my eyes he is the godfather of humorous horror. Until I picked up Practical Demonkeeping, I didn't think there would be a market for my style of writing.  I also read a lot of non-fiction from all over the political spectrum. Chomsky and Moore to Nugent and O'Reilly. I don't like to feed my own opinions. I'd rather look at different opinions and see how they shape my own. Being open-minded is becoming a lost art.