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Movieland Murder
by G. Wells Taylor
Tuesday, June 25, 2002



       
Recent stories by G. Wells Taylor
· The Corpse - Adventures of a Long Dead Detective
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     A writer is murdered on the set of Killzone Picture's latest creature feature. Detective Wildclown is called in to find a murderer who has sunk to a new low. Click the link to read the complete short story.

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Reviewed by Nickolaus Pacione 5/13/2004
You got me hooked to your work when I read the Cat Lover. This story is kick ass as well. You have a real talent for writing crime noir when it comes to the horror genre.

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