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T.A. Ward

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Thriller, Suspense, Horror

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December 2017

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Author. Bad at small talk, pro in Seinfeldian banter, and colossally unworthy of the good gifts I have in Christ.

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T.A. Ward This, I think, is the hardest question for authors in my genre to answer. "How did you, a somewhat functioning adult in society, concoct a world of ho…moreThis, I think, is the hardest question for authors in my genre to answer. "How did you, a somewhat functioning adult in society, concoct a world of horror? Where did it come from?" Stephen King says that his stories often begin around one scene, a single picture in his mind. The same was true of this story, a flash of a bomb, a picture of its repercussions. As with all thrilling, horrific stories, the thread that binds it together is a woven one, where history, fantasy, and pain meet. To write dark, dark stories, we need little more than to survey our dark, dark world.(less)

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T.A. Ward The partially eaten éclair floated above the rim of a crowded trash can. A man, seeing that the éclair was good for food and pleasing to the eye, retr…moreThe partially eaten éclair floated above the rim of a crowded trash can. A man, seeing that the éclair was good for food and pleasing to the eye, retrieved it for his dessert.(less)

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Average rating: 4.09 · 100 ratings · 31 reviews · 4 distinct works • Similar authors

	Children of Wrath 4.27 avg rating — 48 ratings	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
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SHORT FICTION: Rust Belt

Jerry sat there, nodding his head along to the nasally voice of his stepdaughter, Janice. She was whining, downright squealing about something her ex-boyfriend had done – but it was no different than last week, or the sixty weeks prior, so Jerry could afford to zone out for a bit. Janice’s voice reminded him of the frizzy-haired woman at the food pantry. Yesterday, she had told him that he couldn’