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Lokke Heiss

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Born

in Jacksonville, Illinois, The United States

Website

http://lokkeheiss.com/

Genre

Horror, Mystery, Nonfiction

Influences

Bram Stoker, Emily Gerard, Arthur Conan Doyle ...more

Member Since

September 2013

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Lokke Heiss was born in a small town in Illinois. He lived in Los Angeles for eighteen years and is currently practicing medicine in New York city.

Dr. Heiss has a medical degree and an MFA in film studies from USC. His published work includes fiction and nonfiction in journals and newspapers including the New York Post, South Carolina Review, Cinefantastique, and the University of Illinois Medical Journal. Awards include a James Joyce Institute prize for the short story “Will Gray” and the Nassau Review’s award for best nonfiction essay for “The Man Who Would Be Disney,” about L. Frank Baum’s Hollywood career.

Heiss has just published a short story, 'A Beautiful Death, available as a download through Amazon.com. ...more

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A Beautiful Death

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Ring Theory

The effects of variable ring placement on audience perception of character predictability A scientific paperby Lokke Heiss

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ABSTRACT

The presence of rings on fingers are frequently seen in settings where narrative film occurs. This study assessed the relationship between the choice of finger for the ring as a predictive component for the ring bearer’s essential character traits,