All books using the keywords: Nickolaus Albert Pacione

The modern stories have strong language so you were warned. I did much research on this anthology over the years as it got placed in The Edgar Allan Poe Museum in one form. This version will be one of the historic sizes I had it when I had originally released the book. Features work by Edgar Allan Poe and H. P. Lovecraft from the public domain. introduced Fatima Stephens as she wrote under a pen name at the time and James Watts now with Hellbound Books; this is a historic publication. There are some writers who are still in touch, others who have gone their separate ways. Some by the industry politics and others for personal reasons. Since this has a new ISBN; let's have some fun with it ...

Issue 10 of the magazine stirred the most controversy and with the two anthologies being arranged they have the most kinship with both. It's the one that critics love to hate with a passion; this magazine houses a nonfiction work by N. A. Pacione as Pacione appeared in Withersin 1.1: Birth Issue. It's the one where the ex-contributor pulled the magazine and got him fired from CreateSpace.com for his truth-telling. Apt #2W inspired one of the contributors in Nickolaus Albert Pacione Delivers: More From A Library Of Unknown Horrors. The Pattern Of Diagnosis and this entry saw something unique: publishers were studying his video blog to capture his slang terms on Urban Dictionary. When Pac ...

Being more than one edition of a Mook journal publication; left a lasting impression on Chicago. This clear no excuse trying to get a pirated copy of the publication. Seeing trim options for the price of the CreateSpace.com edition. Publisher preferred the historic trim size it was originally introduced. So those of you who are offering to try and pirate a publication. Noted as it's the most personal; no excuses. Why can't one just let the masses by legit print copies from the author? This carries a host of talented authors including Steven Morgan [🎥: Haza] Matthew S. Carroll [3toread.co] David Wright (Codename Vengeance,) and Alex Rivera (The Aeon Eye.) Those who ask about my role in t ...