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Sean’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Sean’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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The Midnight Vault
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Cherry Kills
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Cherry Kills, Live From The First Line, with Tom Schecter
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Sean McDonnell
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"Cherry Kills is all kinds of fun! It felt like a crazy, punk rock, psychedelic trip. This punk noir novella shines due to Sean Thomas McDonnell’s wild imagination and tasty literary flair."
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"I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
I feel like ive been on a trip of an alternative kind. what a wonderous, imaginative story. I finished this in a couple of hours, and they were hours well spent. A ni" Read more of this review » |
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“The days were sweet and full of love. But at night, the girls sat in the moonlight on the bench beneath Ned’s tree, and although I couldn’t see anything but their silhouettes, I knew my girls were not smiling. But I did not know they were conspiring.”
― Beneath the Valley Oak
― Beneath the Valley Oak
“My first attempts were dreadful, utter trash! But that trash…it still brings me satisfaction to this day. For while creating, I learned how to lose myself, and I learned how to lose you.”
― The Midnight Vault
― The Midnight Vault
“Writers need to know trivial things in order to make the big fibs believable. You have your dabblers, or as my father used to call them, ‘puddle ducks’—those are the ones who eat off the bottom of the pond, like these here. And then you have your divers, the ones that go deep.”
― Blood In The Yolk
― Blood In The Yolk
“Writers need to know trivial things in order to make the big fibs believable. You have your dabblers, or as my father used to call them, ‘puddle ducks’—those are the ones who eat off the bottom of the pond, like these here. And then you have your divers, the ones that go deep.”
― Blood In The Yolk
― Blood In The Yolk
“See, you’re either going to die soon, or someone will come by and save your life. And so it’s here, right now, that you’re the most alive. Isn’t that wonderful?” - The Fox and the Snipe”
― Beneath the Valley Oak
― Beneath the Valley Oak
“The days were sweet and full of love. But at night, the girls sat in the moonlight on the bench beneath Ned’s tree, and although I couldn’t see anything but their silhouettes, I knew my girls were not smiling. But I did not know they were conspiring.”
― Beneath the Valley Oak
― Beneath the Valley Oak
“My first attempts were dreadful, utter trash! But that trash…it still brings me satisfaction to this day. For while creating, I learned how to lose myself, and I learned how to lose you.”
― The Midnight Vault
― The Midnight Vault
“The Fox & Hound is old, as are these lands. My daddy used to take us here when we were children. I remember the hunts they’d have. I loved the horses, but the hounds and men scared me. And the poor fox! I begged my father not to harm the fox—to leave it be! All with tears in my eyes, of course. And now look at me, wearing a stoat—does that make me terribly cruel?”
― Blood In The Yolk
― Blood In The Yolk
