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Night Of The Werewolf
by Ronald Dondiego
Wednesday, June 4, 2003

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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     I guess the point of this story is that there's a little bit of werewolf or vampire in everybody. So I think of it as a modern day parable about what is dark and beastly in human nature.
                                       

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Reviewed by Charles O'Connor III 7/7/2006
Ron,
Very nice stuff. Nic is correct on you having the talens of Rod Serling and Edgar Allan Poe. I would even say H.P. Lovecraft as well. Loved the dark mood and references to poe. You are a true genius sir.

Charles D. O'Connor ps. Check out my new sci-fi/horror entitled "The Curiosity Shop" thanks. "In everything I am an outsider"-H.P. Lovecraft.
Reviewed by Nickolaus Pacione 8/18/2004
Ron is a horror genuis who's talents I best compare to the writer Rod Serling and Edgar Allan Poe. He knows how to scare when it comes to horror and this story is one of those examples of his approach of being able to scare. Check out the rest of his horror work, it is well worth it.
Reviewed by April Smith 7/9/2004
Wow...I am speechless. LOL That was an awesome tale and I was spellbound reading the whole thing. Great job weaving the story! :-) April

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