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T. Fox Dunham
believe are true. They give us a hint into the greatest mystery of humankind: what comes after? Ghost stories reassure us and offer an insight into our own futures. They promise immortality.
Long before The Street Martyr, I was a new author looking to make a name for myself and to build a body of work. I wrote a lot of flash fiction, short stories with a quick kick and bite. Off the cuff, I wrote a flash piece about an extreme misfit called Louie who packed…
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William Saint is dying of cancer.
Stricken with fever, he is rushed to Mercy—notorious as a place to send the sickest of the poor and uninsured to be forgotten—and finds the hospital in even worse condition than his previous visit.
The grounds are unkempt, the foundation is…
To discover my mission, I had to come to terms with my illness. I had to accept that acceptance was not surrender.
My mission is simple, pure. I started with lofty and ambitious goals then struggled with a cycle of incredible success then stagnation. My disappointment intensified, and I nearly retreated to a comfortable…
Vincent Grant lives on the edge. He gets by pushing stolen prescription drugs to high school kids, his mother is dying of cancer, and his business partner, the diminutive "King Louie," may up and kill him, or anyone else, at any moment. When Vincent is enlisted to throw a scare into a deviant priest, he…
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BIOGRAPHY:
T. Fox Dunham is an author, historian, cancer survivor and modern bard.
He’s been published in many magazines and anthologies. He’s the author of the medical horror novel, Mercy—a metaphysical interpretation of the violation of chemotherapy and radiation—and Throughline Films is producing his first book, a criminal…