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I am proud to announce that, The Macabre Masterpiece: Poems of Horror and Gore has officially been re-released. 4 years to the day it was originally released, It's back with a new cover and format but still has the same sinister and wicked poetry within.

''Hell is not just a place, here it is a definition of what personifies evil. The elements of blood go way beyond any medical preference or charitable donation. Many of horror's most-wanted and deadly creatures run wild here, waiting in anticipation of their next victims. The chills one will experience from the creepiness will turn their imaginations into nightmares. The term ''grippinng the edge of your seat'' could prove to be the very case here when the suspense hits you like a bolt of lightning. Feel the fear and witness the horror and madness.

Available on Createspace- http://www.createspace.com/4561986

Available on Amazon-
Paperback- http://www.amazon.com/Macabre-Masterp...
Kindle- http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HTW3X42

10 Interesting Never Known Facts about the book

I thought people would like to know a little bit about the book they may not have known and some things they would never have known:

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The book is free for Halloween! A perfect read for this time of the year.

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Hey Everyone,

I am currently working on my fifth book, The Macabre Masterpiece: Repressed Carnage, a sequel to my first book. The book will contain 60 poems and there will be 12 poems in each chapter of a creepy place or person. I was recently asked what made me want to write a sequel and why now and the answer two reasons. One is I wanted to go back to my roots and my two writing passions of horror and poetry. I feel horror is at an all-time high right now, people enjoy it and I feel I can really bring a presence to it. Also seeing as poetry is not so popular and horror is I felt readers could use another book of horror poetry to make them appreciate poetry. My second main reason is more personal which is I want this book to help my first book.

As some may know, I went with a bad company to publish my first book and while I got out of it, I never got the royalties I deserved and I never got the book the recognition it truly deserved. By the time I marketed the book, I had already wrote books to and three. So in a lot of ways I want this new book to resurrect the first one and that they can both share the horror spotlight so to speak.

There are three main parts to Repressed Carnage that the first book doesn't have. This book has more detailed gore and talks about real horrors that actually exist in the world to go along with the representations and personifications that we know as horror. The chapters are all of places rather than levels of horror. I thought it'd be fun to make creepy places such as the morgue, cemetery and asylum as chapters. Finally, there are ten more poems in this book than the original because well I got carried away and just kept spinning out creepy poems, no issue there I suppose.

So that's pretty much the next book in a nutshell, I will keep this thread updated with any news on the progression of the book. So stay tuned to the latest.

After I put the book together one thing I am looking into doing as a promotional idea is to make an adult coloring book of horror images based on the poems in the book. I'm debating on whether or not to go with an illustrator or use a few of my friends who can draw.

Seeing as adult coloring books are big right now I feel like it'd be a good marketing tool toward the book and a fun little extra to include during the promotion of the book.

Like I've done in the past, in honor of Halloween I will have promos running for my two horror books from 10/28 to 10/31.

The Macabre Masterpiece will be free and A Bloody Bloody Mess in the Wild Wild West will be $0.99.

Both make for great reads for the season so be sure to pick up a copy of each when the promos begin!

FREE until Halloween!

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Hey Everyone,
I just finished putting together my latest book, The Macabre Masterpiece; Repressed Carnage. I of course still need to place, edit and format some final touches to it but for the most part it's complete. After I go over it I will likely have others go over it to beta read it to look for any discrepancies and errors. Also I will make sure it's properly fit and formatted. After that I will look for some reviews before it's release in a few months.

Looking forward to completing the book for all of you to read.

The book has been completed. It will be about another month or two before I decide to publish it. Right now I am looking for early readers and reviews. People interested get a free book before it's released to the public! All I ask that if you find any misspellings to please let me know so I can make the according changes and after you've read the book if you could kindly leave a review here on Goodreads it would be much appreciated.

So anyone interested in reading the book please let me know by leaving your e-mail address in a comment or message me on here and I'll send you a PDF copy.

Book Trailer:

https://youtu.be/bmmJBHSrrIQ

Interested in reading the book before it's release? Well you're in luck because I am looking for a few people to read and review. If you'd like a free read & review PDF copy let me know and I'll send one your way.

I will be holding a Book Launch Party on Facebook next month to honor the books release. There will be open discussions on the book as well as contests, giveaways and other fun things.

Check it out if your interested in attending:

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Horror poetry isn't exactly the most popular genre but then again with horror at an all-time high perhaps there is hope for horror poetry yet. Similar to Edgar Allan Poe with a twist of modern day horror, The Macabre Masterpiece: Repressed Carnage, as well as the original, are like small horror stories and creepypasta but in poetry form.

Some intend to scare,
Some intend to creep out
But all are intended for that horror fan
For a person who simply cannot get enough
Horror, Gore and Poetry some together as one

Hey Everyone! I am pleased to announce the release of my latest book, The Macabre Masterpiece: Vile Humanity. It is book three in the series and because it's horror poetry you technically don't need to read them in order.

Here's the complete collection: