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Robert DiLauro

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in Philadelphia, The United States

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Horror, Fiction, Thriller

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Stephen King, John Skipp, Edgar Allan Poe ...more

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September 2013

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I have worked in the genre of horror for over three years. I am a self starter who acquired my own interviews for a podcast, which turned into two successful radio shows which are heard worldwide, the one show I still host presently as premiere show for award winning horror site, Dread Central. SCORN is a piece I wrote about eight years ago, pulled out of obscurity, and immediately found a publisher to print Book One in the series which is available now.

°In 2010, began working for a site called Horrornews, I was a sub columnist but when I wrote a bi-weekly piece on the latest and greatest in horror my fanbase grew. I began attempting to get interviews on my own and was very successful. I interviewed Danielle Harris(Halloween 4, Hatchet III) ...more

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Scorn Book One

it was amazing 5.00 avg rating — 1 rating — published 2013

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“People say opportunity knocks, but when it comes to success you really have to break the door off of its hinges before it even gets there.”
― Robert DiLauro

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