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Monday, 12 August 2019
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Saturday, 10 August 2019
Dr.JASON CARSON..Separating You: A Self-Help Book for the Lost, Lonely, and Psychotically Obsessed interview with Holsworthy Mark Podcast Show part of Mark Antony Raines Podcast Radio Station.Blog contains Direct download link.
Who Am I?....Dr.JASON CARSON..Separating You: A Self-Help Book for the Lost, Lonely, and Psychotically Obsessed. ..5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟recommended.. interview with Holsworthy Mark Podcast Show part of Mark Antony Raines Podcast Radio Station
Dr Jason Carson a cartoon version by Mark Antony Raines
Every day, I asked myself this very same question. I'd push staples under my fingernails, cry in the bathroom on my break, fantasize about dropping my co-workers into the orifice of a raging volcano. My anger was real.
Then one day, I decided to stop whining and to start winning! Every moment of my existence allows me to see things that would terrify other human beings...things that you could only dream of, things that have helped me reach a state of autonomous bliss too beautiful for words. If you just trust in me, give me your time and respect, I truly believe I can help you achieve your own version of personal fulfillment and happiness, no matter what that means.
Then one day, I decided to stop whining and to start winning! Every moment of my existence allows me to see things that would terrify other human beings...things that you could only dream of, things that have helped me reach a state of autonomous bliss too beautiful for words. If you just trust in me, give me your time and respect, I truly believe I can help you achieve your own version of personal fulfillment and happiness, no matter what that means.
To find satisfaction, we must follow our own paths, blaze our own ways, ruthlessly visualize our own goals until they come true. I did this. The Cheese Bringer is real, and he will soon reign over all. Do you want to be cast into hell on the Day of Judgement, or will you be put through a minor amount of pain before being deemed worthy, granted entry into my version of heaven? I love you...give me a chance and learn how to love me.
Friday, 9 August 2019
Power Cut by Mark Antony Raines
Power cut by Mark Antony Raines
It started with a series of mini power outages that lasted just a few minutes but it grow and grow until now it's days of utter plutoian darkness .Fear and anarchy spread and it is very much like the book lord of the flies some of us have become like raving thugs willing to come inside your home and beat you senseless to obtain food and loot the supermarkets and other shops sometimes stealing pointless god such as television s.I belong to a co operative group each of of us looking after the other. The power outages are thier more common name power cuts were a subordinate act by the climate change political parties hoping to prove a point of how would man cope without electric. .What the group s forgot or perhaps did not care was the facts that the power was critical and put people at risk as institutions such as hospital s;sewage treatment plants all failed due to the overload of the back up generators failing and the acid batteries leaking due to not being maintained due to not thought as essential by the the men and women in suits.So this my new life in the place I once called England .Food is getting more difficult to find as most has rotted away due to no fridgaration and only the cans survive and you must be willing to kill or maim to acquire them.All the society we treated as the normal as disappeared replaced by death;destruction, fear ;dread. Surely this is just a flash story it can never happen. ?
the End. ....https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thesun.co.uk/news/9691385/power-cut-uk-trains-tubes-power-lights-outage/amp
Thursday, 8 August 2019
.Delani Barlette Author Devil in Black Creek: A Throwback Novel of Small Town Suspense..True Crime Medium Blog.Interview with Holsworthy Mark Podcast Show part of Mark Antony Raines Podcast Radio Blog Contains Direct download link Station
Author D.R. Bartlette
As a child, I was a nerdy weirdo who hung out in libraries for fun. There, I discovered horror and true crime at an inappropriately early age. Once I was exposed the joys of late-night syndicated shows like The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents, I was ruined. I was fascinated by how these stories, so slow and quiet, would make me feel: sad, angry, confused, or vaguely creeped out. I loved it. As a tween I began devouring Stephen King, binging entire novels in an afternoon. From there I moved on to the works of Edgar Allan Poe, Shirley Jackson, and William Faulkner, who helped me discover and refine my Southern Gothic voice.
Since then, I followed my passion for writing by earning a Bachelor’s, then a Master’s, in Journalism. As a freelancer, I’ve written dozens of articles and essays from topics ranging from school lunches to the study of human decomposition – the weirder, the better.
But my true loves are horror and true crime, where I can explore the theme of justice – who gets it and who doesn’t, and why.
My first novel, The Devil in Black Creek, is a retro thriller set in the 1980s told from the perspective of a 12-year-old girl. The plot unfolds with the gradual revealing of the evil that has moved into her small town, and the narrator’s efforts to expose it. Critics call it “…brilliant, creepy, and totally trendy…” and say “I would recommend to all horror fans, especially fans of Stephen King’s early work…” and “Five stars are not enough. I give it eleven.”
My latest works are long-form blog posts about true crime, featuring unusual or particularly relevant crimes from the past. Follow me on Medium to get your weekly true-crime fix.
1986 is the year everything blew apart …
Twelve-year-old tomboy Cassie lives a pretty boring life in small-town Black Creek, Arkansas, until her mom and dad divorce, throwing her into poverty and shattering her sheltered life.
Then the rich, elderly Henson sisters take pity on her, taking her under their wings and into the church. Except the handsome, charming new preacher has something strange going on in his shed.
When Cassie starts snooping around his property looking for her lost dog, she discovers something so awful, no one will believe her – and that may put her own life in danger.
Twelve-year-old tomboy Cassie lives a pretty boring life in small-town Black Creek, Arkansas, until her mom and dad divorce, throwing her into poverty and shattering her sheltered life.
Then the rich, elderly Henson sisters take pity on her, taking her under their wings and into the church. Except the handsome, charming new preacher has something strange going on in his shed.
When Cassie starts snooping around his property looking for her lost dog, she discovers something so awful, no one will believe her – and that may put her own life in danger.
Medium...https://medium.com/@delanirbartlette...
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