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I’ve recently released a new book, Propensity. In preparation for the audiobook version, I’ve assembled some material for PDF that doesn’t convey well in an audible format – this image, for example, from Chapter 43.
The PDF is available for free on the dedicated Propensity page.
I’ll be posting content on Propensity as well as some of my other recent and upcoming releases presently.
Whether fiction or non-, every story has it’s ups and downs, its pacing changes, its drop-offs and missing pieces. And there’s always critical reaction at the end even if you don’t hear it.
I’ve been distrated on other projects, so I’ve been negligent updating here. Meantime, this image came across my feed, and I’m sharing it here.
Except to make an outcall visit, Mallory doesn’t stray far from her home.
Kensington Ave is considered by many to be the largest outdoor drugs market in America. Before getting an apartment, Mallory lived on these streets. Many live there, still.
Besides her addiction, Mallory has three necessities in her life.
Chicken-flavor Maruchan Ramen, Red Bull, and Newport 100s are Mallory’s mainstays.
DISCLAIMER: These are not product endorsements.
Mallory is the protagonist of my current novella.
No spoilers, but she is a twenty-something-year-old prostitute with an addiction and a thing for tarot.
Mallory is a loner with no illusions that she can overcome her addiction. She just wants to survive and get on with her life near Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
She’s recently moved from being homeless on the streets into an apartment, but this comes at a price. Along the way, she meets an old high school acquaintance who wants to help her with her demons and track down the one who set her on this path.
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