Lark Telarana





Lark Telarana

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June 28, 1971 in Milwaukee, WI, The United States

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Homer, Poe, Rice, Due, Andrews, Quinn, King, Koontz, etc, and etc.


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Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Lark spent most of her childhood writing. Her ultimate dream was to make up a fantasy world, where interesting and powerful creatures roamed, under the nose and eye of humanity, without detection. She didn't bring this world to life until 2001, when she finished JERBEAUA, her story of an immortal female werewolf, from Africa (not yet published). "I tire of the stories where the female main characters are prototypes of a classist, racist, sexist society that fails to recognize the plight of the poor, the non-whites, and women. "Super women in novels and movies are always unrealistic versions of what seems to be the fantasy of a pedofile," Lark complains. "The African woman, for example, throughout history has al...more


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"You killed momma!"

I haven't had anyone tell me such horrible words. And yet, I know a few people who have had to deal with such a horrible accusation being sent their way. Right now, I have a niece who suffers daily after hearing these words come forth from the mouth of her oldest brother. We all make mistakes. None of us are perfect, even when we attempt to make others believe we are. And yet... read more »
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