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    Rotten Meat
    Rotten Meat
    Rotten Meat
    Ebook33 pages24 minutes

    Rotten Meat

    By Jon Olson

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    In this collection of short and flash horror fiction by Jon Olson discover what it's like to be killed only to return to life, experience an annual hunt that ends horribly wrong, know the thoughts of a man who watched the world end, why a man was dreaming of aliens and the terror that comes during one hell of a storm.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJon Olson
    Release dateAug 26, 2016
    ISBN9781370131686
    Rotten Meat
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    Jon Olson

    Jon Olson is a Security Checkpoint Coordinator at the Halifax Robert L. Stanfield International Airport. As an author of horror and dark fiction, Jon also has a passion for science fiction and comic books. A proud member of Pen of the Damned and the Horror Writers Association, he resides in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia with his wife, their daughter and three cats.

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