Negative Space (Enigma of Twilight Falls, #2)
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Twilight Falls is just your standard northern California town, right? It's not a playground for anything dark and unfathomable, right?
"Hauntingly poetic." ~ Jeff Soyer, Alphecca Review
"What a page turner! ... Robinson is a fine writer, with an enviable gift for the poetic turn of phrase." ~ Kitty Burns Florey, author of "Solos" and "The Writing Master"
A provocative painter named Max Higgins is on the verge of local fame. What is the secret to his work's haunting allure? He collects photos of missing persons and incorporates them into his paintings, giving the faces, as he puts it, a "new home in his work." This fascination stems from the bizarre disappearances of people he knew growing up, including his father.
When someone recognizes a face in one of his paintings, he's suddenly thrust into a journey as surreal as anything from his brush, a journey into his past that will irrevocably determine his future.
EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the second book in the chilling "Enigma of Twilight Falls" series, where dark, terrifying, unimaginable events will rise up to haunt your dreams.
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AUTHOR:
A writer since age six, Mike Robinson is the award-winning author of ten books, including the dark urban fantasy trilogy "The Enigma of Twilight Falls" (The Green-Eyed Monster; Negative Space; Waking Gods). His short fiction has appeared in over twenty outlets, and he has sold work to Amazon Audible. He's received honors from Writers of the Future, Publishers Weekly's BookLife Prize, the Maxy Awards, the Next Generation Indie Book Awards, the Pinnacle Book Achievement Awards, and more. A native of Los Angeles, he is a charter member of The Greater Los Angeles Writers Society (GLAWS), a freelance book editor and book coach, as well as an active screenwriter and producer. A short sci-fi thriller he co-wrote, Chrysaline, is on ThinkShorts and making the film festival rounds.
EDITOR:
My initial editing experience came in the swarms of prose I pumped out into the world, only occasionally into the world of actual magazines, anthologies or e-zines. Soon, as I began selling more regularly, and as publishers took note of my longer works, I began freelance editing.
In the past eight years, I've edited screenplays, memoirs, novels, children's books and, would you believe it, epic narrative poetry. One of the novels I edited, Under the Tamarind Tree, was shortlisted among nine others for the 2014 Dundee International Book Prize. A charter member of The Greater Los Angeles Writers Society (GLAWS), I am also the managing editor of the organization's official publication, Literary Landscapes, which features stories, excerpts, articles and poetry (see issues here). In addition, I belong to the editing collective Write For Success, for which I perform manuscript critiques and consultation.
