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Active Reader

And Other Cautionary Tales from the Book World

Mark Leslie
3.9
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Duration
1h 6m
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Stark Publishing

About

ACTIVE READER collects three stories which explore the darker side of the world of books. In a style reminiscent of the old "Twilight Zone" television show, these three tales will take the book loving reader to a place that is somewhat familiar yet frighteningly surreal and disturbing.

Active Reader
Loyalty programs that track a reader's every preference are handy, save time and offer great discounts -- at least until your customer data gets into the hands of the wrong person.

Browsers
A passionate book lover is drawn into a mysterious and eerie little bookstore the way a moth might be drawn to a flame.

Distractions
How far might a desperate writer go when blindly following the advice of a popular self-help book to eliminate the distractions preventing him from completing his next novel?

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Horror
  • Adult Fiction

Artists

Mark LeslieAuthor
Eric MooreReader