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KING OF TWILIGHT (Intro/Excerpt)
by Ken L Kupstis
Wednesday, August 21, 2002



       
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     A scene from a future horror novel, tentatively titled KING OF TWILIGHT, which revolves around a horrid rest home and a murderous generation gap. Enjoy!--K.K.

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Reviewed by - - - - - TRASK 8/25/2002
8-25-02

A Little Gross....

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