William Cook

5.0 out of 5 stars The Family That Slays Together Becomes a Legend , January 25, 2012 By  Bruce J. Blanchard "Darkenwulf" (Des Moines, IA) -                                                                                                                                   This review is from: Blood Related (Kindle Edition) It started off so simple. Dr. Mary Brunswick was the court appointed psychologist to define the state of mind of one Charlie Cunningham. During the course of her talks with Charlie, she meets his twin, Caleb. Caleb consults her later on and tells her a story she will not forget, a story of ...

Cindy Keen Reynders For Cindy KeenReynders , writing has been, and always will be, her one true passion. Growing up, she discovered a love of words and found that she had an aptitude for turning those words into sentences. Cindy’s latest novel to add to her ‘Saucy Lucy’ series, ‘A Killer Slice’, has recently been released on Amazon. Over the years Cindy has won various writing contests and has also written for and edited numerous newsletters. She has also sold several non-fiction magazine articles to “True West” and “Wild West,” as well as writing two earlier novels in the ‘Saucy Lucy’ series.   Cindy lives in Cheyenne, Wyoming with her husband, Rich, and her little dog, Ewok. Her first two books in the Saucy Lucy series are "The Saucy Lucy Murders," and "Paws-itively Guilty," are available through Amazon. She is looking forward to the release of her next novel, ‘The Seven Year Witch’, to be published early 2012 by Angelic Knight Press. Cindy’s future goal...

Macabre Art by William Cook - Serial Killer Fiction - Blood Related by William... BR Bytes This was my original title for 'Blood Related' and my original idea for a cover. A Banner if you feel like pimping ;) Please link to http://bloodrelated.wordpress.com  This was my original cover concept for BR before I handed it over to AKP Final cover and title Serial Killer Fiction - Blood Related by William Cook Available now from Amazon: $3.99 Ebook edition: http://www.amazon.com/Blood-Related-ebook/dp/B006QG1WA4/ref=dp_return_1?ie=UTF8&n=133140011&s=digital-text “Dark and deeply disturbing.” - Jonathan Nasaw, author of Fear Itself and The Girls He Adored. “Blood Related is a nasty but nuanced take on the serial killer genre. Cook’s bruising tale of twin psychopaths who are as cold as mortuary slabs is not for the weak-kneed.” - Laird Barron, author of Occultation and The Imago Sequence. “A thought-provoking thriller.” - Guy N Smith, ...

Saucy Lucy Wisdom: An Interview with Horror Writer, William Cook : Today I’m interviewing fellow Angelic Knight Press author William Cook, a very talented writer...

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§ I. In T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land (1922), a society decays while humanity turns upon itself in the name of industry. Even that most rudimentary characteristic of human nature and existence, sexual love, is reduced to a type of capitalist transaction of   ‘automated’ experience.   It is a lasting impression of humanity at its lowest and most fallible point. However, despite Eliot’s reactionary portrayal of the spiritual and cultural death of western society, The Waste Land is not without hope or redemption. Indeed, in the knowledge that the text itself will generate wisdom, through the process of understanding and interpretation, there is a certain degree of optimism present. Modernism (particularly Modernist writing) was essentially a search for absolutes, or fundamental truths, about human existence and experience. Art (with a capital ‘a’) was the idealized domain for this aggressive hunt; aesthetic autonomy, however, was far f...