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Jaret Ferratusco

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Born
in Boston, MA, The United States
October 04, 1977

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Born in Boston, October 1977.
Photographer & writer.
I like art & drinking.

Author of:
I Grew Up In Amaltherey Hill (2009)
Please Don't Leave Me (2011)
#TBA, Summer 2026

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Work In Progress

#NewBook #HorrorNovel

First print of Draft 2.
Time to check for drunken mistakes.
I hope you’ll read (and enjoy) this book.

With love,
JARET.

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Published on October 15, 2021 14:55 Tags: corpse-on-pumpkin, ghosts, horror, horror-novel, jaret-ferratusco, psychological-horror
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Please Don't Leave Me

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“Perhaps finding some new response to these experiences was out of the question when the sheer proliferation of travelers' tales had all but exhausted the lexicon of discovery. But it nevertheless irritated Gentle to hear himself responding in clichés. The traveler moved by unspoilt beauty or appalled by native barbarism. The traveler touched by primitive wisdom or caught breathless by undreamt-of-modernities. The traveler condescending; the traveler humbled; the traveler hungry for the next horizon or pining miserably for home.”
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~Ivy~ A new book so soon, you have been busy! ;>


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