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Purchase "Halloween Tales"

ANKOU, KING OF THE DEAD and HOLLYWOOD ENDING (poem)

Synopsis

These terrifying tales crafted by the members of the Horror Writers Association Los Angeles chapter will curdle your blood and haunt your dreams. This collection of stories is perfect for reading at Halloween gatherings or anytime you need a good scare. Best of all, the profits from this book are donated to the Writer's Hardship Fund, and benefit those in need.

Ankou, King of the Dead is a reprint from the now-defunct Doorways magazine. 

However, I also crafted a poem which is included here and reflects my observations on living in Laurel Canyon and all the goings-on around the Sunset Strip.

The poem is titled "Hollywood Ending."
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