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Dale Parnell

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Dale Parnell was born and raised in Norwich, and moved to Staffordshire in 1999. He has been writing for almost thirty years, but it wasn’t until 2017 that he self-published his first collection, “The Green Cathedral”, a selection of seven contemporary fantasy short stories.

This was followed by a second collection in 2019, “Bramble and other stories”, this time branching out to include horror and science-fiction as well as fantasy.

Dale’s first foray into poetry came in 2018, when he was fortunate enough to have three pieces accepted for the anthology “Further Within Darkness & Light” from Nothing Books. Since then, Dale has featured in over forty fiction and poetry anthologies from some of the best independent publishers around the world.
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Why I could never write a regular blog!

Like the diaries of my youth, blogs present something of a challenge for me - forgetting to write it!
I like the theory of them - writing on a regular basis is always a good thing, and sharing your experience of something that others may find vaguely interesting has its own appeal - but in practice how do people manage to maintain them? I dont have an especially busy schedule; I work full time, I s Read more of this blog post »
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I wanted to read this book as soon as I heard about it, and more so - I wanted to love it. Growing up working-class is a strange thing, but not without its artistic inspirations.
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This is, without doubt, one of the best short story anthologies I've ever read!
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There are moments throughout the book that did make me laugh out loud, and for anyone who has watched Bob Mortimer on TV for any length of time you'll read a lot of it in his voice (I certainly did).
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Red Cape Publishing's glorious 'A-Z of Horror' series draws to an end, and like the other books in this series I have read, it does not disappoint!
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