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JERRY PURDON'S PUBLISHED WORK:
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RWP Short Story Vol. 8

Monster

Monster is about a narcissistic boss who feeds off of his employees misery. Hopefully you never had a boss like this one.

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Magpie Messenger

Vandora

Vandora is a short story taking place in a funeral home. It can be found in the 2024 Halloween issue of Magpie Messenger and can be found on Amazon.

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Children of the Dead

Ghosts in the Graveyard

Ghosts in the Graveyard came out September 2024 and is in the anthology, Children of the Dead from Wicked Shadow Press

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COMING SOON

JERRY PURDON'S Upcoming Stories:
Dark Fortress

Coming Soon in Fall 2025

Bloodlines

A family of shape shifters have their share of struggles

Moonlight

Coming Soon 

East Texas Magic

Sisters use their ability to disrupt a crime ring

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Bloodlines: Rise

The next story in Bloodlines:

Meredith, Jordan, and Anson hunt a different kind of shape shifting killer

“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear,
and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is
fear of the unknown”

- H.P. LOVECRAFT

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ABOUT

Jerry Purdon

Jerry Purdon writes dark fantasy and horror stories. The short stories "Beer in a Bar" and “Graveyard Game” are his most recent work with “Bottom Drawer” releasing soon.  His past work has included poetry published in literary magazines, Grasslands Review and Metropolis and holds a degree from University of Houston - Clear Lake.  Upcoming works include “Bloodlines” in Incurable: Stories from the World of CURE anthology to appear in Spring of 2025. “Monster” is due out in the summer of 2025 in an annual short story anthology by Running Wild Press. Jerry spends a fair amount of time grilling and loves a great bowl of chili. His favorite activity is to sit outdoors engrossed in a great book. He resides in Texas and is married to his ideal reader.

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