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Modern Mythology by Jay Dubya

Modern Mythology is a collection of fifteen imaginative stories having mythological themes and also possessing interesting mythological allusions and characters.  
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Megan Martin by Bryon Smith

Reedited, condensed and corrected version of the original Medallion Mystery by a new publisher.  
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As a storyteller with a gift of gab, John enjoys sharing a good tale with one and all. However, when John pens a yarn with a somewhat skewed view of what others call reality, he prefers to point out in his readers that all is not as it seems.


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John's non-fiction background covers many years of technical service and support, a wide range of interests and hobbies, and teaching experiences. John works as an Information Technology Technician for a state university. John maintains a quarterly newsletter for an Emergency Management Agency disaster communication service, where he volunteers as both an administrator and Amateur Radio operator. John is a two time winner of the annual National Novel Writing Month contest. After winning in 2005, John published Adjudicator, the first book in his Book of Days Trilogy series. . John continues to pursue his passion for writing as both editor, and contributing writer, for the Muncy Station Review, a bi-monthly anthology magazine.