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beautifulfaaces · 4 years

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Female Canadians Masterlist

2000s

Adrianna Di Liello

Alexandra Chaves

Ali Skovbye

Anna Cathart

Anna Pniowsky

Ava Grace Cooper

Beatrice Kitsos

Ella Ballentine

Ella Farlinger

London Robertson

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan

Minnie Mills

Olivia Solo

Paulina Alexis

Peyton Kennedy

Whitney Peak

Yael Yurman

90s

Aadila Dosani

Aislinn Paul

Aleece Wilson

Alessia Cara

Alexia Fast

Alexa Rose Steele

Alexandra Beaton

Alexandria Benoit

Alicia Josipovic

Alison Thornton

Aliza Vellani

Allie Goodbun

Alyssa Baker

Amalia Williamson

Amanda Arcuri

Amy Forsyth

Ana Golja

Anais Pouliot

Bailey Pelkman

Brenna O’Brien

Briar Nolet

Brittany Raymond

Caitlin Mitchell Markovitch

Camille Cresencia Mills

Chelsea Clark

Chloe Rose

Conner Dwelly

Cristine Prosperi

Daniela Bobadilla

Daniel Illescas

Eliana Jones

Emilia McCarthy

Emilija Baranac

Emily Bett Rickards

Emmerly Tinglin

Grace Dove

Hayley Law

Humberly González

Inanna Sarkis

Jamie Bloch

Jeni Ross

Jenna Clause

Jocelyn Hudon

Jordan AlexanderA

Kacey Rohl

Karena Evans

Karis Cameron

Katherine Barrell

Katie Douglas

Keara Graves

Kiana Madeira

Kirsten Prout

Laine MacNeil

Maddie Phillips

Melinda Shankar

Melissa Roxburgh

Merritt Patterson

Morgan Taylor Campbell

Natalie Hall

Olivia Ryan Stern

Olivia Scriven

Sarah Dugdale

Sarah Fisher

Sarah Grey

Sarah Jeffery

Sasha Clements

Skylar Healey

Taylor Hickson

Taylor Russell

Tiera Skovbye

Vanessa Grasse

Vanessa Morgan

Willa Milner

Zenia Marshall

Zoe Belkin

Zoe de Grand Maison

80s

Ace Hicks

Alex Paxton Beesley

Alexz Johnson

Ali Liebert

Alison Pill

Alli Chung

Allie Bertram

Allie MacDonald

Alvina August

Amanda Crew

Amber Borycki

Amber Marshall

Andrea Bang

Anna Paquin

Annie Murphy

Brie Blair

Brooke D’Orsay

Brooke Nevin

Carly Pope

Carly Rae Jepsen

Chelsea Brummet

Chelsea Hobbs

Christie Burke

Christie Laing

Cobie Smulders

Crystal Lowe

Danielle Kind

Elana Dunkelman

Elise Gatien

Emily vanCamp

Italia Ricci

Jessalyn Wanlim

Jessica Lowndes

Jewel Staite

Jill Morrison

Kaitlyn Leeb

Kate Corbett

Katherine Ryan

Kristen Hager

Kristin Kreuk

Kylie Bunbury

Laura Vandervoort

Lauren Collins

Mae Martin

Mackenzie Davis

Martha MacIsaac

Megan Park

Meghan Ory

Melissa McIntyre

Melissa O’Neil

Miriam McDonald

Missy Peregrym

Nikohl Boosheri

Rebecca Dalton

Sara Canning

Sarah Barrable-Tishauer

Sarah Gadon

Sarah Lind

Shannon Baker

Shay Mitchell

Sheila Shah

Shenae Grimes

Tasya Tells

Tatiana Maslany

Tori Anderson

Valerie Tian

Vanessa Lengies

70s

A. J. Cook

Alex Rice

Alexandra Castillo

Amanda Brugel

Amber Goldfarb

America Olivo

Brigitte Kingsley

Brittany Allen

Caroline Dhavernas

Chandra West

Chelah Horsdal

Erica Durance

Gabrielle Miller

Glenda Braganza

Inga Cadranel

Jennifer Finnigan

Jennifer Robertson

Katheryn Winnick

Kathleen Robertson

Keegan Connor Tracy

Kelly Hope Taylor

Maxim Roy

Melanie Paxson

Michelle Nolden

Piercey Dalton

Rachel McAdams

Rekha Sharma

Sabrina Grdevich

Sarah Chalke

Zoie Palmer

60s

Anke Engelke

Gloria Reuben

Leslie Hope

Melissa DiMarco

50s

Gwynyth Walsh

Marilyn Norry

Unknown Birthday

Alison Wandzura

Beatrice King

Carina Battrick

Catherine Lough Haggquist

Daniela Sandiford

Emma Paetz

Genevieve DeGraves

Jena Skodje

Kayla Heller

Melanie Nicholls King

Olivia Cheng

Romi Shraiter

Shailene Garnett

Siobhan Murphy

Stephanie Costa

Tanya Moodie

#masterlist #masterlist: female canadians #2000s fem canadian #90s fem canadian #80s fem canadian #70s fem canadian #60s fem canadian #50s fem canadian

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nettirw · 6 years

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WiHM (WOMEN IN HORROR MONTH)

February is home to a few important things worth celebrating: Black History Month, my birthday (I turn 39 this year, in case you were wondering), and Women in Horror Month. WiHM for short. February is a strange month, no doubt. Sometimes it has 29 days, and sometimes 28. The word is even difficult to say: Feb-ru-ary (not like brewery, despite how some pronounce it) and it’s often misspelled with…

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#B.E. Scully #Damien Angelica Walters #Emily B. Cataneo #Erinn L. Kemper #Gillian Flynn #Gwendolyn Kiste #J. Lincoln Fenn #Linda D. Addison #Lisa Morton #Meghan Arcuri #Mercedes M. Yardley #Rena Mason #Roberta Lannes #Sarah Pinborough #Stephanie M. Wytovich #Tlotlo Tsamaase #WiHM #Women in Horror Month

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weirdletter · 6 years

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Tales from The Lake Vol.5: The Horror Anthology, edited by Kenneth W. Cain, Crystal Lake Publishing, 2018. Cover design by Ben baldwin, info: crystallakepub.com.

In the spirit of popular Dark Fiction and Horror anthologies such as Gutted: Beautiful Horror Stories and Behold: Oddities, Curiosities and Undefinable Wonders, and the best of Stephen King’s short fiction, comes the Tales from The Lake anthologies.

Contents: Introduction by Kenneth W. Cain “From the Mouths of Plague-Mongers” by Stephanie M. Wytovich “Umbilicus” by Lucy Taylor “The Weeds and the Wildness Yet” by Robert Stahl “The Color of Loss and Love” by Jason Sizemore “Maggie” by Andi Rawson “A Dream Most Ancient and Alone” by Allison Pang “Malign and Chronic Recreation” by Bruce Boston “Guardian” by Paul Michael Anderson “The Flutter of Silent Wings” by Gene O’Neill “Hollow Skulls” by Samuel Marzioli “In the Family” by Lucy A. Snyder “Dead Bodies Don’t Scream” by Michelle Ann King “Twelve by Noon” by Joanna Parypinski “The Monster Told Me to” by Stephanie M. Wytovich “Final Passage” by Bruce Boston “Starve a Fever” by Jonah Buck “Voices Like Barbed Wire” by Tim Waggoner “Nonpareil” by Laura Blackwell “Always after Three” by Gemma Files “The Midland Hotel” by Marge Simon “Farewell Valencia” by Craig Wallwork “The Boy” by Cory Cone “The Loudest Silence” by Meghan Arcuri “The Followers” by Peter Mark May “A Bathtub at the End of the World” by Lane Waldman Authors Biographies

#book #anthology #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction #tales from the lake

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chazzaroo47 · 3 years

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It's publication day for this fucked up beauty - please welcome several tales of horror including a delicious awful story from yours truly. Book is available as per the link above and sweet nightmares.

#Writing #Chazz writes #HORROR #I mean it lots of horror

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starhqs · 4 years

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FC suggestions for Zarina the Pirate Fairy???

I’d recommend; sophie turner, adria arjona, melisa aslı pamuk, jane levy, giorgia whigham, eleanor tomlinson, chungha, kim minji, brittany snow, bae jinye, daisy ridley, kim seolhyun, jenny boyd, zazie beetz, meghan ory, courtney eaton, and amanda arcuri.

#disney rp #neverland rp #ouat rp #cartoon rp #appless rp #Anonymous

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sidekickhq · 4 years

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can we get some fc suggestions for Logan kids?

any half-white fc ! cody christian , meghan rath , laura harrier , alex aiono , amanda arcuri , ash moore , booboo stewart , brianna hildebrand , courtney eaton , froy gutierrez , monk dagelet , lulu antariksa , reece king , chloe bridges , tyler blackburn , richard harmon , iman meskini , conan gray , paris berelc , adeline rudolph.

#answered #marvel rp #dc rp #admin b.#Anonymous

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museinspo · 7 years

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underused fc's you'd like to see more?

alisha boe , diego boneta , avan jogia , chris wood , cierra ramirez , maia mitchell , the 1d boys aside from harry ( they all just ? disappeared from the rpc except harry ) , calum hood ( he just ? disappeared along w the 1d boys ) , troye sivan , kiana lede , tom maden , jesy nelson ( nowhere near as popular as the rest of the lm girls . idk why ? ) , sophie turner , sammy robinson , jordyn woods , shameik moore , jaden smith , justice smith , amadeus serafini , ashley moore , michael b jordan , justine skye , ashley graham , brianne tju , tyler blackburn , sofia carson , CL , santiago segura , chloe bridges , keegan allen , keke palmer , liz gillies , cody simpson , arden cho , ian harding , drew van acker , kylie bunbury , bob morley , karrueche , ariel winter , alberto rosende , sarah hyland , brandon flynn , lindsey morgan , david castro , richard harmon , winnie harlow , christian navarro , ashleigh murray , devon bostick , madelaine petsch , ricky whittle , christoper larkin , ki hong lee , meghan markle , neels visser , troian bellisario , justin baldoni , lily maymac , tammin sursok , yael grobglas , brett dier , gina rodriguez , torrey devitto !

here’s an update for those who aren’t happy w the initial list !! i hope this helps with what you’re looking for.

dashca polanco , aisha dee , aishwarya rai , aja naomi king , bailey de young , alessia cara , bex taylor-klaus , dichen lachman , charles michael davis , alexa pena-vega , cameron monaghan , alexandra daddario , freida pinto , jessica zshor , deepika padukone , caitlin stasey , daniella monet , karla souza , bianca lawson , jacob artist , debby ryan , jackie cruz , alia bhatt , freya mayvor , elle fanning , amanda arcuri , cher lloyd , dev patel , amandla stenberg , darren criss , jordan fisher , rami malek , brant daugherty , priyanka chopra , amber riley , amber stevens , diane guerrero , brenton thwaites , daniel radcliffe , matt bennett , ansel elgort , katie findlay , lea michele , gage golightly , john boyega , freddie highmore , jasmine villegas , lorde , taylor lautner , elsa hosk , dave franco , chloe bennet , douglas booth , ruby rose , danielle brooks , ed sheeran , michael trevino , eiza gonzalez , francisco lachowski , kimiko glenn , miles teller , harry shum jr , keahu kahuanui , nat wolff , will poulter , hannah simone , theo james , leon thomas III , jamie chung , peyton list , david lambert , jasmine sanders , luke pasqualino , booboo stewart , kelsey chow , malese jow , steven r mcqueen , george shelley !

#answered #fc help

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dawnofspeed · 7 years

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The CW (semi) Fancast

I made two fancasts recently, one for the DCEU and one for the CW show. I gave myself an outline:

1) all actors had to be currently at the right age, and working in the industry.

2) in the spirit of diversifying DC I had to try and feel what might work and choose outside the usual go-to. I was not going to change any character that was already of colour either in the comics or film.

3) if I chose a ethnicity I had to find an actor that actually was that ethnicity, I would not get someone of one ethnicity to play another (this is complicated for CW show because, well, there’s only two Afro Asians in the age bracket/younger than the actors for Wally & Linda. And I could get no children.)

The characters are sometimes given more than one face due to how they could be utilised in the story and what age they might come in.

Names of all the actors under the cut.

The Silver Age

Barry Allen - Grant Gustin

Iris West - Candice Patton

The Tornado Twins

Dawn Allen - Meghan Markle (young adult), Genneya Walton (teen), Navia Robinson (younger)

Don Allen - Charlie Barnett (young adult), Kamil McFadden (teen), Issac Ryan Brown (younger)

Bart Allen - Miles Brown

Meloni Thawne - Blanca Suárez

Jenni Ognats - Erinn Westbrook

Jeven Ognats - Ricky Whittle

Max Mercury - Gregory Cruz

Thad Thawne - Miles Brown

Jesse Quick - Jessica Henwick

Danica Williams - Stefanée Martin

The Modern Age

Linda Park - Malese Jow

Wally West - Keiynan Lonsdale

Jai West - Keanu Lee Nunes

Irey West - Paris Berelc

Hartley Rathaway - Andy Mientus

Frankie Kane *- Amanda Arcuri

The Golden Age

Jay Garrick - John Wesley Shipp

Joan Garrick - Jayne Atkinson

Y!Jay Garrick - Jesse Spencer

Y!Joan Garrick - Dominique McElligott

*I know that Frankie Kane has sort of already been written in the CW but it was a really terrible representation of her and she didn’t even interact with Wally. So, I think she needs to be rewritten and maybe an alternative variation of her name.

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shielduniversityrp · 7 years

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Amanda arcuri as pixie??

We already have a Pixie (Meghan Gwynn), love I’m sorry!! But we’d love to see Amanda Arcuri here as an FC so is there someone one else you’d like to app for? We’d love to have you.

#marvel rp #x men rp #mutant rp #amada arcuri fc #pixie rp #mod hels #answered #mobile.#Anonymous

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nettirw · 7 years

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THE FAR FUTURE - NOW AVAILABLE!

THE FAR FUTURE – NOW AVAILABLE!

The Cal Wild Chronicles is complete! This magnum opus by Gene O’Neill (illustrated throughout by Orion Zangara) concludes with The Far Future, the fourth and final book in the series. Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy … Gene blends them all. Each book features a separate introduction: John R. Little for The Confessions of St. Zach (Volume #1), Lisa Morton for The Burden of Indigo (Volume #2),…

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#Dark Regions Press #Gene O&039;Neill #John R. Little #Lisa Morton #Meghan Arcuri #Orion Zangara #Scott Edelman #The Burden of Indigo #The Cal Wild Chronicles #The Confessions of St. Zach #The Far Future #The Near Future

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tanmath3-blog · 6 years

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Kenneth W. Cain first got the itch for storytelling during his formative years in the suburbs of Chicago, where he got to listen to his grandfather spin tales by the glow of a barrel fire. But it was a reading of Baba Yaga that grew his desire for dark fiction. Shows like The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and One Step Beyond furthered that sense of wonder for the unknown, and he’s been writing ever since.

Cain is the author of The Saga of I trilogy, United States of the Dead, the short story collections These Old Tales and Fresh Cut Tales, and his latest Embers: A Collection of Dark Fiction. Writing, reading, fine art, graphic design, and Cardinals baseball are but a few of his passions. Cain now resides in Chester County, Pennsylvania with his wife and two children.

1. How old were you when you wrote your first story?

Five or six, I believe. It was an awful rendition of the whole Baba Yaga thing.

2. How many books have you written?

Written or published? Written, I would say, so far: 6 novels, 5 novellas, 4 collections of short stories, and maybe a hundred stories that aren’t in those books that will likely end up in other collections. As well as a bunch of poetry, a lot of which is in a themed collection, most of which is still unpublished. The most recent releases will be a novella titled A Season in Hell (due out September 7th) and my next collection, Darker Days (due out December 7th).

3. Anything you won’t write about?

No, I don’t believe in taboos. There are stories in every taboo. They say not to kill the dog, but there’s a story there as well. It’s been done, too. I have to tell the story I have to tell. If it’s in me, it’s going to get out, like it or not.

4. Tell me about you. Age (if you don’t mind answering), married, kids, do you have another job etc…

I’m 48, married to a wonderful woman with two kids. I write pretty much full-time, other than keeping up chores around the house and coaching my son’s baseball teams.

5. What’s your favorite book you have written?

It has to be A Season in Hell. This short book tackles many modern issues, things that matter to me. It’s hard-hitting, and a love story for the game of baseball.

6. Who or what inspired you to write?

If I had to put he onus on just one person, it would have to be my mom. She loved horror, and growing up, I saw several movies (The Omen, Psycho, etc). They fueled my passion, but so did discovering the stories in the various Writer’s Digest books my parents kept on their shelves. It’s there I discovered Poe. Or perhaps it was hearing that Baby Yaga story for the first time.

7. What do you like to do for fun?

Read. That’s fun for me. I also like to check out an original series now and then. Nothing that’s been rehashed or rebooted but something really original. Like Dark on Netflix. I also like gardening, fishing, coaching baseball, trying to play my guitars, drawing and painting, hanging with my family, and enjoying the beauty of this world.

8. Any traditions you do when you finish a book?

Wine! A bottle of Merlot, something like Smoking Loon.

9. Where do you write? Quiet or music?

I have an office…now, with a desk and all, though it’s more like a dungeon to me. As for music, it varies. Sometimes it’s music, which can be anything from Pink Floyd to Metallica to Sinatra. Other times, I listen to baseball games or baseball chat. Then there are the podcasts I listen to, sometimes chat about the craft and other times stories. My brain is usually able to separate the two, so I can write a story and still hear what I’m listening and process it. Kind of weird. But there’s also times I need silence.

10. Anything you would change about your writing?

Well, I would have started much earlier for one. I don’t know why I started so late, but it often feels like it’s too late. And I’d be far more patient, not taking the first offer, honing my craft before I rushed out there. I likely wouldn’t have hurried to get so much out there.

11. What is your dream? Famous writer?

I’m living my dream. At least I think I am. I get to write a lot, read a lot, do all the things I enjoy. I married an awesome woman who is SO supportive of all my endeavors and two really bright children who are blossoming into great adults. And sometimes, once in a very great while, someone will leave a kind review or contact me or make a post about something I wrote, and it will touch my heart deeply. Who could ask for more?

12. Where do you live?

Chester County, Pennsylvania.

13. Pets?

I recently got rid of all my reef tanks, but I’ve had several over the years, as well as many, many birds. Right now, though, I have two dogs, a Catahoula leopard mix named Iggy and a Labradoodle named Kady. They’re both sweet, loving dogs.

14. What’s your favorite thing about writing?

Getting it all out of my head. It’s cathartic; helps me sort my thoughts and feelings in a way I can deal with them. I’m putting myself out there for my readers, getting naked with my feelings. Hopefully they get something from my stories that elicits a similar feeling.

15. What is coming next for you?

A young adult novella entitled Shadows in the Storm where Nita faces off with Shade, leader of the Shadow People. Though I still have to work on finding a publisher for the book.

16. Where do you get your ideas?

My inspiration typically starts with a seed from something I know quite well. For instance, with A Season in Hell (due out September 7th from Crystal Lake Publishing) I drew from my long career playing baseball, as well as coaching. The story is about a woman playing baseball in the minor leagues back in the nineties and what she must endure just to play the game she loves. For that story I took from my own personal experience, even down to the smallest details like taping up a torn muscle with duct tape just so I could play the next game.

There’s another element to the process, what I call the “what if” moment. You’ll see a lot of that in my shorter work. For instance, there’s this story in my collection Fresh Cut Tales entitled “Split Ends.” I was sitting at a pool while on vacation watching a mother furiously brush the knots out of her daughter’s hair and thinking about the “what if.” In this case, what came to mind was a disease, one the mother and daughter thought was very real, and it was but only mentally in this case. So that story is about the struggle of a mother not to succumb to that mental disease.

Additional info:

I have three books coming out this year (all three through Crystal Lake Publishing). Details for all three books follow

The first is a novella entitled A Season in Hell. Due out September 7th. 

“Kenneth W. Cain takes timely social topics and explores them against the backdrop of America’s pastime. What begins as a baseball story quickly delves into something rich, deep, and dark.” – Mercedes M. Yardley, author of Pretty Little Dead Girls

Synopsis:

When Dillon Peterson is honored for his baseball career, he must face a ghost that has long haunted him. He is transported back through his memories to a single season in the nineties that broke his heart. That was the season he met Keisha Green, the first and only woman to play baseball in the minor leagues. He sees what she goes through, what she must endure just to play the game both of them love, and this struggle leads to their friendship. As matters escalate, Dillon finds himself regretting his role in it all, as well as his career in baseball.

“A Season in Hell is a gut-wrenching, heartbreaking story. You won’t soon forget Dillon or Keisha. Her struggle is as timely today as ever. A Season in Hell is also a love letter to baseball and how, despite everything, the game can still heal and bring people together who seemed impossibly far apart, and can do so through intimidating odds. A timeless story of true humanity.” —John Palisano, Vice President of the Horror Writers Association and Bram Stoker Award-Winning Author of Night of 1,000 Beasts

The second is Tales From The Lake Volume 5. Due out November 2nd.

Poetry:

“From the Mouths of Plague-Mongers” – Stephanie M. Wytovich

“Malign and Chronic Recreation” – Bruce Boston

“Final Passage” – Bruce Boston

Short stories: 

TBD – Gemma Files 

“In the Family” – Lucy A. Snyder 

“Voices Like Barbed Wire” – Tim Waggoner 

“The Flutter of Silent Wings” – Gene O’Neill 

“Guardian” – Paul Michael Anderson

 “Farewell Valencia” – Craig Wallwork

 “A Dream Most Ancient and Alone” – Allison Pang

 “The Monster Told Me To” – Stephanie M. Wytovich

 “Dead Bodies Don’t Scream” – Michelle Ann King 

“The Boy” – Cory Cone

 “Starve a Fever” – Jonah Buck 

“Umbilicus” – Lucy Taylor 

“Nonpareil” – Laura Blackwell 

“The Midland Hotel” – Marge Simon

 “The Weeds and the Wildness Yet” – Robert Stahl 

“The Color of Loss and Money” – Jason Sizemore

 “The Loudest Silence” – Meghan Arcuri 

“The Followers” – Peter Mark May 

“A Bathtub at the End of the World” – Lane Waldman

 “Twelve by Noon” – Joanna Parypinski 

“Hollow Skulls” – Samuel Marzioli 

“Maggie” – Andi Rawson

The third is my fourth collection, Darker Days. Due out December 7th. 

“Darker Days, the latest collection of short stories by Kenneth W. Cain, delivers on its title’s promise. From the very first story readers are dragged into seemingly ordinary situations that serve as cover for dark secrets. Ranging from subtle horror to downright terror, from science fiction to weird fantasy, Cain demonstrates a breadth of styles that keeps you off-balance as you move from one story to the next. There is something for everyone in this collection–as long as you don’t want to sleep at night!” – JG Faherty, author of The Cure, Carnival of Fear, and The Burning Time.

Now that you’ve warmed by the embers, submerge in darker days.

The author of the short story collections These Old Tales, Fresh Cut Tales, and Embers presents Darker Days: A Collection of Dark Fiction. In his youth Cain developed a sense of wonderment owed in part to TV shows like The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, One Step Beyond andAlfred Hitchcock Presents. Now Cain seeks the same dark overtones in his writing.

There’s a little something for every reader within this collection. These 26 short speculative stories arise from a void, escaping shadows that ebb and weave through minds like worms, planting the larvae that live just under the skin, thriving upon fear. These are Cain’s darker days.

In this collection, Cain features stories from the Old West, of past lives and future days, the living and the dead, new and unique monsters as well as fresh takes on those of lore. Once more he tackles themes of loss and grief, and the afterlife, always exploring the greater unknown. In “The Sanguine Wars,” Cain takes us to a future where soldiers are made to endure the horrors of war. He explores the complexities of global warming and what lengths men and women alike sink to in “The Reassignment Project.” And, as often is the case, he ends on a lighter note, with “Lenny’s New Eyes” and “A Very Different Sort of Apocalypse.”

When the darkness comes, embrace it. Let it wrap you up in cold. Don’t worry, it’s not your time…yet.

INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING STORIES:

▪“A Ring For His Own”

▪“Heirloom”

▪“Rust Colored Rain”

▪“Prey”

▪“Passing Time”

▪“What Mama Needs”

▪“My Brother Bit Your Honor Roll Student”

▪“Outcasts: The Sick and Dying 1 – Henry Wentworth”

▪“The Sanguine Wars”

▪“The Hunted”

▪“Her Living Corals”

▪“Puppet Strings”

▪“The Trying of Master William”

▪“By The Crescent Moon”

▪“Mantid”

▪“The Underside of Time and Space”

▪“Outcasts: The Sick and Dying 2 – Gemma Nyle”

▪“The Griffon”

▪“Adaptable”

▪“When They Come”

▪“The Reassignment Project”

▪“Presage”

▪“One Hopeless Night by a Clan Fire”

▪“Lenny’s New Eyes”

▪“Outcasts: The Sick and Dying 3 – Anna Kilpatrick”

▪“A Very Different Sort of Apocalypse”

You can connect with Kenneth W. Cain here:

Website: https://kennethwcain.com

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorKennethWCain/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/KennethWCain

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kennethwcain/

Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/Kenneth-W.-Cain/e/B004HHALF6/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1

Some of Kenneth W. Cain’s books:

Getting personal with Kenneth W. Cain Kenneth W. Cain first got the itch for storytelling during his formative years in the suburbs of Chicago, where he got to listen to his grandfather spin tales by the glow of a barrel fire.

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