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Season 2 Episode 29: Starving Zoe by C. Derick Miller!
Posted on September 17, 2020 Leave a Comment
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-zyn55-ec0869 Ready to meet an indie author? We will read you the first chapter. It’s up to you to finish the book! C. Derick Miller is an author, producer, screenwriter, and gonzo journalist from the conservative community of Greenville, TX. Sam Cloud-Miller is a graphic artist and liberal rights activist from Austin, TX. Now residing […]
Starving Zoe – A REAL Review!
Posted on September 15, 2020 Leave a Comment
Starving Zoe Posted on September 15, 2020 by BIBLIOPHILIA TEMPLUMLeave a comment STARVING ZOEBy C Derick Miller Compelling. Evocative. Brutal. Synopsis To most, 1865 was an eye-opening year. The American Civil War was officially over, and the soldiers fortunate enough to survive the bloody conflict returned home to collect the pieces of their former lives. To young Arizonan, […]
For The Record…
Posted on September 13, 2020 Leave a Comment
Let’s talk. I received my first review of my new Splatter Western novella “Starving Zoe”! It made it to Amazon # 1 in less than 24 hours and everyone loves the amazing cover! 1 Star I shit you not. “Not impressed. Guy is very whiny. Did not like how he went on about the poor […]
Available Now!
Posted on September 12, 2020 Leave a Comment
To most, 1865 was an eye-opening year. The American Civil War was officially over and the soldiers fortunate enough to survive the bloody returned home to collect the pieces of their former lives. To young Arizonan, Robert Jack, the fateful desert homecoming marked and end to all he once knew.Forgiveness is overrated. Death is final. […]
Starving Zoe Cover Reveal!
Posted on September 11, 2020 Leave a Comment
Here she is! To most, 1865 was an eye-opening year. The American Civil War was officially over and the soldiers fortunate enough to survive the bloody conflict returned home to collect the pieces of their former lives. To young Arizonan Robert Jack, the fateful desert homecoming marked the end of all he once knew. Â Forgiveness […]
