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The Closet

David Mullin
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Pages
23
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
David Mullin

About

Clyde longs for nothing more than to be free and play outside with other kids. However, his abusive parents have other plans for him, keeping him locked up in the downstairs closet for long stretches of time. As Clyde endures this hellish existence, he discovers a malevolent presence lurking in the back of the closet. With each passing day, the presence becomes more and more dangerous, threatening not only Clyde's life but also those of his cruel and abusive parents. Clyde knows that he must find a way to escape before it's too late, but his captors will do anything to keep him locked up. I've been writing since I was a young boy typing up stories on my mother's typewriter. I have completed four novels but the first three I count as practice. The biggest hurdle of any novelist is to actually finish a novel. Once you complete the first one, it gets a bit easier mentally as you know that you have the perseverance to see it through. I like to read and write all kinds of stories and that will be reflected the books and short stories I release.

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