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    The Story That Would Not Go Away
    The Story That Would Not Go Away
    The Story That Would Not Go Away
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    The Story That Would Not Go Away

    By C. F. Sheeler

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    Some stories stay with writers all their lives. Some stories just will not leave. Mr. Cuddlewash just cannot get rid of a story. It keeps coming back and coming back.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC. F. Sheeler
    Release dateApr 6, 2015
    ISBN9781311594327
    The Story That Would Not Go Away
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    C. F. Sheeler

    I've been writing all of my life. I use to be a story teller to friends at work and their children. I love to act the parts of a story I am telling. I have a Bachelors and a Masters in Creative Writing as well as a Bachelors in Visual Communications. I live in a small town but have lived in large cities. I prefer the small town life and use it for the basis for most of my stories. I tried other avenues in life, but I always come back to writing. There are a lot of stories that go through my head. I hope to bring all of them to you.I am an eBook author mostly. I write mostly in the Weird Fiction-Dirty Realism genres. But I also write in other genres such as Dark Erotic Romance and Adult Humor.

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      The Story That Would Not Go Away - C. F. Sheeler

      The Story That Would Not Go Away

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      C. F. Sheeler

      Manuscript Copyright 2015 by C. F. Sheeler

      Cover Copyright 2015 by C. F. Sheeler

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      Thank you for reading this e-book. Please purchase and read other e-books by C. F. Sheeler at Smashwords.com

      This e-book is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to any person, living or dead, any place, events or occurrences are purely coincidental.

      The Story That Would Not Go Away

      Being a writer I am always looking for new stories. In my hometown I heard of a local restaurant that had been closed for a long time because of rumors of a murder there and then the fine owners of the restaurant used the dead body in the meals on their menu. The murder was the owner’s own mother. I thought this would make a good story for a fiction magazine.

      The fiction magazines are the descendants of the old Pulp magazines that made such writers as H. P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard, and Dashiell Hammett famous. The magazines cater to a number

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