Author of Consumers Books 1 & 2 (fantasy), Warrior Class (fantasy), Red Written (horror/thriller), R-Day (thriller) and Ten Thousand Heroes (kids).
Joined September 2008
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17 Apr 2023
Finish the fight! Consumers Book 2: A Dangerous Holiday, an epic YA fantasy adventure, is avaiible to download for Kindle. mybook.to/consumersb2 #kindleunlimited #yafiction #epicfantasy
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Widow's Bay basically moves the mayor of Amity Island to Antonio Bay and centers the story around him. And its one of the best pieces of TV I've seen in ages. Creepy and laugh-out-loud funny.
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May 29
SPOILER: The twist ending to Steven Spielberg's new movie, Disclosure Day, has been leaked.😉
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May 24
Flicking through YouTube last night I got hit by several ads telling me how, with the power of AI, I could write and publish a book in 25 mins. I've been having trouble writing recently but I'm never using that shit.
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Feb 28
Ultra Mommy meets another fan
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27 Nov 2025
Introducing myself for new followers!
Hello my name is Sisi. I am a retro gamergirl who 1CCs. I run the RetroGaming World acc on Patreon, Stream and play Kendama!
Please give me a follow & check out my other socials: linktr.ee/supersisi
Thank you so much!
Sisi xx
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25 Dec 2025
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all. May you all have a peaceful day, and for those still working, an easy one.
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16 Nov 2025
I think Back to the Future is one of the best films to show how to set up story problems and then solve them in an entertaining and emotionally involving way. Still packs a wallop today. They don't make 'em like they used to.
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25 Oct 2025
Waiting for the sequel to Stephen King's The Long Walk and the prequel to The Running Man: The Jogging!
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15 Oct 2025
This halloween I shall be rewatching classic horror-themed Dr. Who episodes, In no particular order. Seen Daemons (never seen before) and Image, to be followed by Talons, Morbius, Seeds, Stones, Horror, and of course, Pyramids of Mars.
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13 Oct 2025
Finished my reread of Stephen King's Pet Semetary, his grimmest most scary book, mainly because the Creeds are so likeable. Onto, Zelazny's Lonesome October, a fun, gruesome tale narrated by Jack the Ripper's dog.
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12 Feb 2025
Now available on Amazon! Grab your copy here: amazon.com/Killing-Plains-Sh…
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27 Jul 2025
Sometimes writing can feel like putting a 1000 piece puzzle together where the picture keeps on changing, and the connections between the pieces too.
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23 May 2025
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In 1925, Sadie Halloran arrives at Blackberry Grange to care for her ailing great-aunt… but the house remembers everything.
Ghosts, regrets, and secrets linger in this gothic tale of memory, madness, and lost love.
From the author of The Devil.
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16 Jul 2025
I wonder how many plots for books were thought up while sitting on the toilet? 🤔Plot, it's a little suggestive.
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13 Jul 2025
Every writing project I do always - and I mean always - completes at precisely two times in the year: The start of the Christmas holidays and the start of the summer holidays.
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6 Jul 2025
Heads of State was fun with some good action, it was also, like many streaming action movies, lazy and in need of sharpening up. It also featured the last screen appearance of the saddest shopping precinct in the world: St. George's Walk in Croydon, close to Gotham General.😉
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30 Jun 2025
Between mind and page something is lost. What resonated in the brain becomes flat on the page. What seems inspiration becomes bland. What felt original becomes trite. That's where to work comes in.
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16 Jun 2025
The problem with Havoc, starring Tom Hardy, is that it wants to be a gritty Hollywood thriller and a crazy 80s Hong Kong thriller directed by John Woo and starring Chow Yun Fat at the same time. I found it entertaining, if uneven.
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5 Jun 2025
Watched finales of both The Prisoner and The Matrix, which both look at the problem of freedom vs control in different ways. The Prisoner through madness, The Matrix through resistance, but both have the same message: never give up.
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