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Aaron D McClelland originally hailed from Vancouver, British Columbia intimately familiar with the streets where many of his stories take place. McClelland has written professionally for 40 years, crafting stories, articles, and plays that other people wanted. Now he is writing for himself, exploring territory laid down by years of experience as soldier, fencer, therapist, and observer of all things.

McClelland pens gritty tales peopled with imperfect heroes and heroines. If you want perfect characters, read someone else's books. If you want people you can relate to, read his.

McClelland now lives in a lakeside community in the Okanagan region where tourists come to die.
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Dead Tomcat

 

The shivering gooseflesh that trilled up his back was fading as Devil drove quickly to the Adams house on Clinker Avenue. It was the part of town that gathered the poorest homes. Homes with peeling paint, settled crookedly on deteriorating foundations, bearing boarded up windows as evidence of old injuries. Most of the yards had returned to the wilder age of the land, devoid of gardens, prick

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