Smashwords — About John Zunski, author of 'Cemetery Street'

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Location: United States
Member Since: April 16, 2011

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John Zunski

Biography

John lives in Western Montana with his wife Tammy, and their dogs Shannie-Biscuit and Herizen. Cemetery Street is his first E-book. His second, Shangri-La Trailer Park will be published in late 2011. Check out his website www.johnzunski.com or look him up on Facebook.

Where to find John Zunski online

Website: http://www.JohnZunski.com
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Books

Cemetery Street by John Zunski
Price: $3.99 USD. 109210 words. Published on May 2, 2011. Fiction.

(4.70 from 10 reviews)
In a world where dreams are possible and nightmares come true, can you romance a memory? James Morrison thinks so. In a snowy cemetery, James reenacts a childhood ritual unleashing an avalanche of memories. Laugh, cry and blush with James as he recounts a late 20th century American life.

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Smashwords book reviews by John Zunski

Discontents on Aug. 29, 2011

Hold on tight, James Wallace Birch is about to take you for a wild ride. With more twists and turns than a world-class roller coaster, Discontents plays out like the "Blair Witch Project" of Political Thrillers. Is Birch's 'relationship' with Emory Walden real or a stroke of marketing Genius? The question will linger long after the train returns to the station. Kudos Mr. Birch!
Where's Unimportant on Nov. 01, 2011

If you're looking for warm fuzzies, don't stop here. If you're looking for a thought provoking read that peels back multiple layers of skin and exposes a raw nerve or two, Where's Unimportant is for you. This psychological story isn't the fastest paced, nor is it a 'perfect' book, but it does create numerous images which linger well after the story is finished. Daniel Shortell has succeeded in creating a memorable work.