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Nine New Novellas, Part III by Jay Dubya

Nine New Novellas, Part III is a collection of nine sci-fi/paranormal stories to complement the nine in Nine New Novellas, Nine New Novellas Part II and Nine New Novellas, Part IV.  
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The Rocking Chair by Jeff Ovall

This chair is not your grandmother's rocking chair! In fact, you wouldn't want your grandmother or any loved one near it! So find a well lit room and enjoy an intense read of this Sci-Fi thriller.  
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I was born on Halloween, and have learned that life oscillates between trick or treat and a horror story.


Background Information

 Writing has always fascinated me and I love books. I have an undergraduate degree in English, and for a brief period tried to own and manage a used bookstore. Although I have been told I have a modicum of talent for writing, I found it is often difficult, almost excruciatingly so. But I love those times when it comes easily and really flows. I am less thrilled by those times when I am compelled to wite and endlessly revise something. Some people call that "inspiration." Fortunately, those times are rare, but they have probably been responsible for some of my best writing. None of those pieces were ever published. I never felt any compulsion to publish, maybe because when I go back to something I've written I usually find fault with it, and want to revise it or throw it out  - even when other people thought it was pretty good. Offhand, I can't really think of any writers or particular books or novels that were a great influence on my writing style. I can think of numerous books that I admired, and a few that influenced my thinking at various times in my life, especially when I was younger, but none that had a pronounced influence on my own writing.