Stories of High Strangeness by Marc Shapiro

Stories of High Strangeness is my debut collection. I live and die by the vibe of Black Sabbath, Dio, the soundtracks from The Exorcist and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly and the more manic strains of 60’s psychedelia. Lovecraft, Robert Bloch, Harlan Ellison and Ray Bradbury. The Gods I bow down to? Rod Serling,, Charles Bukowski, H.P. Marc Shapiro Torah in Motion 303 views 2 years ago Letters from The Rav (Part 7) Dr. If there’s a master plan it’s to mix pathos, hope, melancholy, humor and real characters into a stew of shadows, light, carnage and feelings of ‘What the fuck!’. The Making of My Most Recent Book, A Thirty-Year Story (Part 30) Dr. There’s some squishy stuff, some Merchant Ivory stuff, some extreme, some subtle. If you’re brave enough, this is the ticket to ride the dark skies of Stories Of High Strangeness. Suffice it to say my stories are weird, bizarre and occasionally unclassifiable. Two extra candles on Hanukkah biblical poetry proper pronunciation in Adon Olam Kiddush ha-Shem according to Maimonides, is there such a thing as volunt. What is it that I do? I’ll take the fifth on that one. A stud in a post- Apocalyptic world has one small problem.

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Stories of High Strangeness by Marc Shapiro