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Sharing the Prologue and 1st chapter of “Forever’s Too Long”, my first #voiceover performance on Audible…
Sharing the Prologue and 1st chapter of “Forever’s Too Long”, my first #voiceover performance on Audible…
Originally from Levittown NY, I currently reside somewhere along the coast in California with my wife/co-author Helen.
A lot of my creativity was born from my lifelong love of science fiction and horror. As a child I grew up on the original Dark Shadows, The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Doctor Who (which I still follow) and Anime.
A few of my favorite authors are HP Lovecraft, Jane Austen, Robert Asprin, Jodi Lynn Nye, Stephen King, Richard Matheson, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Edgar Allan Poe, and so many more.
However, I do not spend all our time sitting behind a desk writing. I like to get out and try new things. We also like to explore new places, sometimes with family or friends. I've gotten plenty of ideas thanks to these adventures. I like to draw from personal experience because I feel it lends a bit of authenticity to a story and its characters. Which is probably why Helen and I still love to attend conventions which involve sci-fi, fantasy, anime, comics, you name it. Yes, we are Geeks and proud of it.
Helen just got interviewed over on by author Aurora Jean Alexander’s blog “Writer’s Treasure Chest”. Come check it out…
 Book 3 of the Forever Detective Series is now available Rafael Jones is always a little out of his depth in rural settings, but he’s not just a detective, he’s also undead. He can’t ignore the call from the Saratoga County coroner when she mentions the bite marks found on several drowning victims during…
Hi Gang, the traffic to my Vlog has been pretty good for an unknown but I’d like to increase the views. Please check out my latest installment about writing titled “Creating Tension In Your Story” and share the link. There are other installments about writing at the channel people can check out as well including…
As my KDP Select winds down at the end of this month, I’m making my debut paranormal/mystery “THE BRIDGE” available for Kindle absolutely FREE! Â Just click on the Amazon link below this Saturday-Sunday-Monday (August 10-12) to get a free copy. Â And if you’ve already gotten yours, tell your family and friends throughout your network: Facebook,…
Yeah… the title for this entry pretty much sums up my feelings today. Why? You ask… or maybe not, after all I’m not inside your heads. But if you are asking that question, well the answer is “THE DOOR”! Now I might be hearing some of you saying, “A door? What door?” Well, here’s a…
The first installment of “The Forever Detective” series now available in Trade Paperback and E-Book formats And the review are just starting to come in… 5.0 out of 5 stars  “Clever writing without being campy“ “This genre mashup of 1940s detective/vampire novel must have been a challenge for Helen Krummenacker to write, but she pulled it off…
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That sounds good, Allan. You seem to be quite trained to do that, in the meantime!
I’ve done a lot of reading aloud to Helen and our cats. Plus I’ve had a number of people at work tell me I have a good voice and that I should try creating audiobooks. So I finally took the plunge a year ago.
If you think that was impressive, just keep checking Helens’ website. We’ve shared the first 5 chapters there already, and I’ll be cutting everyone off in a week or so (so if they want to hear the rest they’ll have to get the audiobook. After that I’ll start sharing the beginning chapters of her 2nd book with Rafael and company.
But what I’m really looking forward to is December when I share my audio narration of Dickens “A Christmas Carol” on YouTube. I read the entire unabridged tale, and supply unique voices for every character along with some sound effects. I also scoured the internet for Public Domain Imagery that has been created for various published editions over the years to give the viewers visuals along with my narration. So stay tuned…
Thanks so very much for sharing this, Allan. I’ll stay tuned!
Much appreciated.