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For the first time in their lives Mike and Ron thought about leaving the old run down foster home. With no future to stay here they both decided to leave and head out of the city that is almost completely cut off from the rest of the country. All that's left are some homeless men scavenging through garbage cans and gangs roaming the streets blocking most of the exits and using the city as a new drug empire. Or so they say, nobody really knows their real purpose. To make matters worse there are reports by several people that a monster is roaming the city looking for prey. Mike and Ron could be…mehr

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For the first time in their lives Mike and Ron thought about leaving the old run down foster home. With no future to stay here they both decided to leave and head out of the city that is almost completely cut off from the rest of the country. All that's left are some homeless men scavenging through garbage cans and gangs roaming the streets blocking most of the exits and using the city as a new drug empire. Or so they say, nobody really knows their real purpose. To make matters worse there are reports by several people that a monster is roaming the city looking for prey. Mike and Ron could be next. Will they strive? Or die trying as they suffer cold, hunger and fear. Watch out for twists and turns as all is not as it appears.
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Autorenporträt
Cameron Miller has been thinking and writing about the ordinary sacred hiding in plain sight for decades, first as an Episcopal preacher in trade journals, magazines, and websites, and then professionally as a writer and poet. "Last Will & Testament, A Preacher's Memoir in Poetry and Prose." will be released this December (2024) by Unsolicited Press. In addition to his first collection of poems and essays, "Cairn" (Unsolicited Press, 2020), he has two novels in publication: "Steam Room Diaries" (DAOwen Press, Canada, 2015) and "Thoughtwall Café: Espresso in the Third Season of Life" (Unsolicited Press, 2018). His poems have appeared in print anthologies from Poetry Quarterly, The Poet's Quest for God (UK), Crossroads, Inwood Indiana Press, and Le Mot Juste. Cameron lives in the Finger Lakes region of New York where he writes a weekly column for the Finger Lakes Times as well as publishes on his website: www.subversivepreacher.org.