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Eric H. Heisner

Writer, Actor & Filmmaker at www.leandogproductions.com

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An avid reader. Author of "That’s Werewolf Talk" submitted on 10/6.

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That’s Werewolf Talk

In a world where True Fae and Vampires invaded, humans were nearly extinct, but we developed our own magic and forged a tenuous alliance with Lycanthropes. Now one of them claims to be able to help us push back, a feat we’ve never accomplished

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Only 9 days left and 18 orders to go. If you have followed this project but not yet ordered; now is the time. If you have considered telling a friend about the project; now is the time. If you have thought about picking up a second copy; now is the time.

We are so close. 750 is a lot. A huge number. I’m really thankful y’all have gotten me this far. This is a book I’ve been thinking about/ writing for years and to know so many people also give it value is really encouraging. We’re so close to having a dream of mine realized. I sincerely hope that this is the very last time I have to ask you to buy, that the next time I write is just to thank you to helping me make it.

Onward and upward!

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Eric H. Heisner liked the forum thread, Stepping outside the genre comfort zone

My first true book I completed is The Burned (up for preorder soon wink wink). It’s a Western which isn’t my normal style, but it’s also the most recent book I’ve started. My purpose for finishing, publishing, and doing everything to The Burned first is so I can get it out of the way. Westerns aren’t necessarily my style, but I wanted to write one so I did it.

Most of my books are being written because I wanted to write them. Don’t let what you’re used to get in the way of what you want to do. We, as authors, write stories where people go out of their comfort zones. So go out of yours, use what you like to use in stories but change the genre. Find what you like and what you think makes a genre good then fill in the rest with your special touch! You can write whatever you want to write, just find something that needs to be created and create it.

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