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SPFBO XI - The First Update

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By Mitchell Luthi, Natalie Kelda
| Fantasy Book Critic
The time has come to make choices. Not always comfortable, not always happy for all concerned, but such is the nature of this bloodbath competition. FBC Judging Process Our judging process is straightforward. Each of the five judges is assigned (randomly) six books and can select one of them as a semi-finalist. We then evaluate each other's semi-finalists and assign ratings. The book that receives the highest score is chosen as the finalist.
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Free Horror #75

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By Mitchell Luthi, Newton Webb, Merick N.H. Ulrik
| Newton’s Tales of the Macabre
NEWS THE BLACK FOG has been awarded 5 stars by READERS’ FAVOURITE and will feature in their latest publication. A few dates for everyone 15th February - The Doting Wife is released as a free horror short story. 1st March - The Heretical Birth is released (name subject to change). 15th March - The Black Widow is released as a free horror short story. 5th April - Tales of the Macabre. A collected works of sixteen tales of spine tingling terror is released on Amazon. The debut collection of Newton Webb.
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Dark Fantasy & Horror Anthology Vol. 1 eBook : Luthi, Mitchell, Miller, Scott, Probyn, Justin, Spinas, Stephen: Amazon.ca: Kindle Store

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By Justin Probyn, Mitchell Luthi, Stephen Spinas
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Brief content visible, double tap to read full content. Full content visible, double tap to read brief content. Scott Miller is a dark fiction and psychological horror writer from Cape Town, South Africa. His keen interest in philosophy and the human condition informs his work, as does his passion for understanding what makes people tick. He is inspired by a broad range of authors and theorists including, but not limited to, Thomas Ligotti, David Benatar, Percy Shelley, and Neil Gaiman.
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