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The Red, Red Robin Project
by W D Gagliani  Edited by Brian A. Hopkins 
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Lone Wolf Publications

Category:  Horror
Publisher: Lone Wolf Publications

Type: Fiction

Pages: 344

Copyright: 
May 1 2000

Limited edition CD-ROM anthology includes the story "Lookout Mountain," by William D. Gagliani, Gary Jonas, Don Kinney, and Robert Zasuly. Edited by Bram Stoker Award-winning author and editor, Brian A. Hopkins.

This adventurous anthology is made up of stories written in "round-robin" style, passed from writer to writer, until finished. The results are sometimes outrageous, sometimes amazing, and always interesting! Besides the authors of "Lookout Mountain," contributors include: Sephera Giron, Garrett Peck, David Niall Wilson, Wayne Allen Sallee, Scott Nicholson, James A. Moore, Butch Miller, Mike Marano, Melanie Tem, Michael T. Huyck, Trey R. Barker, and many, many more! Almost 70 writers represented!


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Louis Maistros, author of THE BIG PUNCH, says:
Surprisingly, “Lookout Mountain,” written “round robin” style by William D. Gagliani, Gary Jonas, Don Kinney and Robert Zasuly is also quite good. I say “surprisingly” because “round robin” is a dangerous way to write. I’m glad the “Lookout Mountain” boys wrote theirs down. For a story written by a bunch of guys blindly taking turns at the keyboard, “Lookout Mountain” is amazingly consistent in tone and direction. The story begins as a young couple spends a quiet evening strolling through the cemetery that houses the remains of rootin’ tootin’ wild west legend, Buffalo Bill Cody. When gangs of young hoodlums show up to spread a little testosterone and terror, it’s a no-brainer that Buffalo Bill will somehow save the day. But exactly how that will occur is not at all predictable. Scary, funny and addictive, “Lookout Mountain” is a genuine hoot and a fine read. -- from The Chiaroscuro review of THE LONE WOLF SAMPLER 2000


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Reviewed by Victoria Murray 9/10/2001
I enjoyed reading your sysnopsis very much!
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