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SAVE THE CROWS – a novella by GEORGE KOSANA now available

Actor and writer George Kosana’s latest novella now available through Burning Bulb Publishing:

Save the Crows - a novella by George Kosana

Story Description:

Gene Karnes is about to go crow hunting with his friend Roger. Little does he know that this trip might be his last.

In this novella, George Kosana (Sheriff McClelland in Night of the Living Dead) takes us on a frightening tale of mental illness, friendship, and trust set against the backdrop of a hunting trip gone horribly bad.

Can two lifelong buddies maintain their friendship and stay alive long enough to find their way back home as the hours tick by, the mental illness grows worse, and the precious little gasoline in their car begins to run out?

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Burning Bulb Publishing launches new comic book line starting with THE TAILSMAN!

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THE TAILSMAN

Episode No. 1: The Sioux City Shithouse Monster

THE TAILSMAN was a short story written by GARY LEE VINCENT that originally appeared in the Bizarro-western anthology WESTWARD HOES.  Adapted for comic by horror/bizarro writer RICH BOTTLES JR. (author of Lumberjacked, Hellhole West Virginia, & The Manacled) and illustrated by STUART J. BROWN (creator of the Annyseed vampire comic), THE TAILSMAN follows the adventures of Sly Franko as he makes his way across the old west.

The Tailsman – Episode No. 1: The Sioux City Shithouse Monster

He’s hot on the trail, looking for some tail…

Sly Franko was a man of the West, a forger of the wild frontier. Like the Country Western song that would be written years after he died, the words, “Faster horses, younger women, and more money,” seemed to be the anthem of this horn dog cowboy.

Franko would ride into town on a blazing saddle, find the closest saloon to wet the whistle, belly up to a good card game, and find him a hot-loving hussy to get his cowpoke on with.He would never stay in any one town too long, always mindful not to wear out his welcome and also mindful to glance over his shoulder from time to time just in case his ‘lady of the night’ from the night before happened to be married. The last thing Sly Franko needed was an angry husband hot on the trail of “The Tailsman.”

Yes, Franko quickly earned the nickname of The Tailsman and it would be an accurate statement to say he always seemed to find some tail on the trail wherever he would roam.

In Episode No. 1, Franko finds himself in the rolling hills of western Iowa where a visit to bathroom leads to terror and death. Can Sly and his buddies save the town and still get back to the Parlor of Pleasure in time for a game of cards and some gentlemanly fun? For mature readers only.

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