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Hello, Hello!

We are past the halfway point for Camp NaNoWriMo and my current word count is 5,166 words of my 10,000 word goal! 

I'm busy busy busy but I'm still trying to get the words in when I can.


Not much else to update on, so I will do some shameless self-promotion!

Be sure to pre-order the horror anthology "Death & Pestilence" by Sands Press, coming out June 15, 2017 which features one of my short stories here.

Or, if you are not in the mood for something scary, you can purchase my children's book here.

That's all for now!

Memento Mori
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