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    The Rats of New York City
    The Rats of New York City
    The Rats of New York City
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    The Rats of New York City

    By Mitchell Mendlow

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    They say there are more rats in New York City than people. What they don't tell you... is those are just the scouts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMitchell Mendlow
    Release dateJul 8, 2013
    ISBN9781301150915
    The Rats of New York City
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    Mitchell Mendlow

    Mitchell Mendlow is the writing duo of Zack Mitchell and Danny Mendlow, co-authors of the newly released, free, Science Fiction Satire Novel "Greegs and Ladders." While specializing in Science Fiction and Satire realms, the two writers will also delve into more serious realms and other genres. Sometimes writing separately and sometimes collaboratively, the two plan to unleash a steady stream of short stories on this website to help build a readership for 'Greegs' and many more future scribblings. As two of the main writers for the comedy website http://toofar.tv, and tracing back to 6th grade with their stage-play "Jack Nicholson and The Spleenstalk," Mitchell and Mendlow have been writing together for years, with complimentary styles and always unpredictable and unique outcomes. Danny Mendlow is a stand-up comedian and award winning screenwriter who's writing has been published regularly on the news and information website "Collapsenet" - Founded by the legendary Michael Ruppert of the documentary "Collapse." He currently contributes to the satire website 'Riotwire' and used to blog until he found it much more fun to write stories with Zack. Zack Mitchell began writing stories at a young age through crudely drawn science-fiction comics, detective mysteries and comedy sketches. He may be one of the world's greatest, most natural, unsung wordsmiths, churning out top notch, innovative prose with a highly unique voice.

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