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Jamie Fessenden
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Thanks! I was a big fan of Merlin. Colin Morgan is adorable. :-)
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Billy's Bones
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2013
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The Rules
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2017
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A Cop for Christmas
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2016
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We're Both Straight, Right?
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2011
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Violated
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2015
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Screwups
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2014
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A Viking for Yule
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2017
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Tomte
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2018
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Murder on the Mountain
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2014
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The Healing Power of Eggnog
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2013
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“Borderland” is out in the world and doing well!
Borderland was a “labor of love,” as they say, from the start. FE Feeley, Jr. (henceforth referred to as “Fred”) proposed we work together on a horror novel over two years ago, and we tossed ideas back and forth until we settled on a ghost story set in a haunted inn in Vermont.
So much time has gone by, it’s now impossible to sort out who thought of what, but I recall Fred being interested in Vermo
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"Good story overall. I liked the quirkiness of Mason's family a lot and his great relationship with Kade especially. Steve is much more of a loner, but it was wonderful to see him with his Mom's best friend. It was a little hard to watch Sam strugglin"
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"I’m familiar with Jamie Fessenden’s works but not F.E. Feeley Jr., even so, I think “Borderland” was an amazing collaboration. In my opinion, the more I read, I felt the horror and twisted terror could be straight from the Stephen King playbook. The "
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"Borderland
F.E. Feeley, Jr. and Jamie Fessenden Beaten Track Publishing, 2020 Five stars “Have you had a good life…? Were you loved? Did you love in return?” “Borderland” is a ghost story with a point. It is eerily timely, and it deals with a topic all to" Read more of this review » |
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" 5+ stars- utterly wowed
I made a calculated error when I started Borderland. I had a list of things to do on my days off and it all fell to the wayside once I stepped into this jarring, sometimes beautiful, but always intriguing world the authors cre" Read more of this review » |
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“I’ve known several men who believe women are only interested in relationships for money and comfort, and they aren’t capable of really loving. And I’ve known women who insist men only want sex and don’t know how to love. White people used to insist that blacks weren’t capable of ‘noble’ emotions, that they were little more than animals. The same was said about Jews, Native Americans, you name it. It’s an ancient argument. People keep dredging it up, trying to prove to themselves that people they don’t understand are alien and don’t warrant being treated well. And it is always—always—wrong. Despite our differences, all people are basically built from the same template. We are all equally admirable and equally flawed.”
― By That Sin Fell the Angels
― By That Sin Fell the Angels
“What do you paint?”
Hans shrugged. “Nudes. Mostly men.”
“Pornography?”
“No,” Hans said defensively. “I think the naked male form is beautiful. Erotic, yes, but also sublime.”
“I have a very good English vocabulary,” Boris said. “I write in English to avoid having my work mangled in translation. But I cannot remember that word.”
“Sublime?” Hans asked. He had to think about it. That was a tough word to define, even for native English speakers. At last he said, “Perfect. So beautiful it’s like glimpsing the face of God.”
Boris nodded. “I sometimes feel that when I am writing”
― The Rules
Hans shrugged. “Nudes. Mostly men.”
“Pornography?”
“No,” Hans said defensively. “I think the naked male form is beautiful. Erotic, yes, but also sublime.”
“I have a very good English vocabulary,” Boris said. “I write in English to avoid having my work mangled in translation. But I cannot remember that word.”
“Sublime?” Hans asked. He had to think about it. That was a tough word to define, even for native English speakers. At last he said, “Perfect. So beautiful it’s like glimpsing the face of God.”
Boris nodded. “I sometimes feel that when I am writing”
― The Rules
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― Dirty Zero
“He lifted my foot and placed a kiss on the tip of my big toe. That toe had never been kissed in its life. I wondered if it was smart enough to know what had just happened. Would it lord it over the other toes now that it had been singled out and kissed by Frank Wells, or was it just a fucking toe and didn’t know what the hell was going on? Like me.”
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“The Cool Stuff Theory of Literature is as follows: All literature consists of whatever the writer thinks is cool. The reader will like the book to the degree that he agrees with the writer about what's cool. And that works all the way from the external trappings to the level of metaphor, subtext, and the way one uses words. In other words, I happen not to think that full-plate armor and great big honking greatswords are cool. I don't like 'em. I like cloaks and rapiers. So I write stories with a lot of cloaks and rapiers in 'em, 'cause that's cool. Guys who like military hardware, who think advanced military hardware is cool, are not gonna jump all over my books, because they have other ideas about what's cool.
The novel should be understood as a structure built to accommodate the greatest possible amount of cool stuff.”
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The novel should be understood as a structure built to accommodate the greatest possible amount of cool stuff.”
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Hi Jamie. Thanks for adding me!I really enjoyed your work on "Bones" and will have to check out the first book "Stitch".
Keep up the good writing!
Thank you, Jamie, for accepting my friendvite. Billy's Bones is such a special book. You must be so proud.
Congrats on your release today, Jamie! Billy's Bones is awesome.Eli
