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The Watcher
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A retired carpenter, sceptical of everyone and everything, uses the treehouse he built for his estranged children as a platform to enlighten the unenlightened below. The treehouse is also a refuge from where he can also spy on his neighbours, a couple he believes to be vampires. Vampires who are awaiting the day a neighbour's child turns fourteen - the day she comes of age and is ripe with virginal blood. But, as he puts it to the policeman he calls to warn them of his suspicions, not on his watch.
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Steve Wade’s short story collection, ‘In Fields of Butterfly flames’, was published in October 2020 by Bridge House Publishing. His fiction has been published and anthologized in over sixty print publications. His short stories have been placed and shortlisted in numerous writing competitions, including the Francis McManus Awards and Hennessy New Irish Writing. Winner of the Short Story category in the Write By the Sea Writing Competition in 2019. First Prize Winner of the Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown Writing Competition 2020. Joint First Prize Winner in the John McGivering Kipling Writing Competition 2022.
www.stephenwade.ie
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WriteFluence is a dynamic publishing firm that is dedicated to promoting and encouraging the art of story writing. The firm holds several writing contests throughout the year that are open to writers across the globe. These contests are designed to showcase the creativity and talent of emerging writers, as well as to provide a platform for established authors to expand their readership. The contests cover a wide range of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and more. In addition to the contests, WriteFluence also offers a range of writing services to help authors refine their craft and achieve their publishing goals. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for storytelling, WriteFluence is a premier destination for writers seeking to connect with their audiences and share their unique perspectives with the world.
A retired carpenter, sceptical of everyone and everything, uses the treehouse he built for his estranged children as a platform to enlighten the unenlightened below. The treehouse is also a refuge from where he can also spy on his neighbours, a couple he believes to be vampires. Vampires who are awaiting the day a neighbour's child turns fourteen - the day she comes of age and is ripe with virginal blood. But, as he puts it to the policeman he calls to warn them of his suspicions, not on his watch.
About the
Steve Wade’s short story collection, ‘In Fields of Butterfly flames’, was published in October 2020 by Bridge House Publishing. His fiction has been published and anthologized in over sixty print publications. His short stories have been placed and shortlisted in numerous writing competitions, including the Francis McManus Awards and Hennessy New Irish Writing. Winner of the Short Story category in the Write By the Sea Writing Competition in 2019. First Prize Winner of the Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown Writing Competition 2020. Joint First Prize Winner in the John McGivering Kipling Writing Competition 2022.
www.stephenwade.ie
About
WriteFluence is a dynamic publishing firm that is dedicated to promoting and encouraging the art of story writing. The firm holds several writing contests throughout the year that are open to writers across the globe. These contests are designed to showcase the creativity and talent of emerging writers, as well as to provide a platform for established authors to expand their readership. The contests cover a wide range of genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and more. In addition to the contests, WriteFluence also offers a range of writing services to help authors refine their craft and achieve their publishing goals. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for storytelling, WriteFluence is a premier destination for writers seeking to connect with their audiences and share their unique perspectives with the world.
24 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 10, 2023
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