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A Thousand Lost Voices

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"A Thousand Lost Voices" is an immersive and profoundly haunting horror that ingeniously immerses the audience in the experience of hearing another entity's voice for a few seconds. Each voice hauntingly describes a traumatic event from their life and eloquently reflects on how it shaped their being. The "play" mesmerizingly captures the essence of each voice's tragic existence, skillfully weaving their stories into rhymes that lend a sense of poetic sorrow to the narrative. This story vividly depicts the excruciating pain of encountering these long-lost voices, evoking deep emotions and resonating with the unique audience.

20 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 20, 2025

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Van Kell

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Van Kell is a dedicated local resident of Alabama, where she balances her passions as a writer, mother, and herbalist. She has embraced the journey of self-publishing, crafting various works that reflect her unique voice and experiences. Her repertoire includes several published books spanning different genres, including fantasy and horror, and a thoughtful collection of children's books imparting valuable life lessons from actual experiences.

From a young age, Van has nurtured her love for storytelling, often penning short stories and poems to self-express. This early passion has blossomed into a profound commitment to writing, allowing her to explore the depths of her imagination while connecting with readers of all ages. As she continues to develop her craft, Van remains inspired by the stories that shaped her childhood and is eager to share her creations with the world.

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March 20, 2025
I absolutely love this short story. Some won't get it but it's okay. When dealing in otherworldly there is so much left to the imagination. I believe the author covered it. Like I said I truly love loved this story.
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