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The Quest For Sex, Truth & Reality by Edward Lee

October 17, 2012 by Bob Leave a Comment

I love Edward Lee’s work. His extreme horror fiction is a little “wet” for some readers, but when Lee gets too “dry” and academic that’s when the trouble starts. Unfortunately the first tale in The Quest for Sex, Truth & Reality, “The Goddess of the New Dark Age ,” falls into Lee’s bone dry category. […]

Filed Under: Ebooks, Horror Tagged With: Edward Lee, extreme horror, gore, necrophilia

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Autism Dad 2—'Tween Edition: Continuing Adventures in Autism, Adolescence & Fatherhood 
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Our Great Abbess by C.L. Holmes

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Autism Dad: Adventures in Raising An Autistic Son
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