David Cleinman


Biography

David A. Cleinman was born in 1964 in upstate New York and grew up in the small village of Gilbertsville. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the rolling Butternut Valley hills and its rivers, forests, and streams, he began writing at age 13. A fan of classics, Tolkien-style fantasy, and literature of all kinds, his writing encompasses many genres and ideas. Characters are his favorite part of a story, both when reading and writing. His first novel, Principle Destiny, is a treatise on political and personal struggles where deadly consequences meet the heroine's desires head on.

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Books

MindEater 2: Struggle For Escape    by David Cleinman
Price: Free! 6060 words. Published on February 11, 2012. Fiction.

As Ned Turner, AKA Svitas continues his campaign to consume minds and souls, his victims begin to fight back, from inside his mind. As Svitas becomes ever more powerful, hope of escape seems to dim. Can anyone stop him? Can anyone escape from him?
MindEater    by David Cleinman
Price: Free! 5490 words. Published on January 16, 2012. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
Ned Turner's life is in shambles when he loses his job after 20 years. Then, out of the blue, he is seemingly rescued by a beautiful woman who loves him, and then forever changes him. Resentment spurs Ned's venom, and humanity becomes his target.
Principle Destiny    by David Cleinman
Price: $3.95 USD. 120700 words. Published on December 19, 2011. Fiction.

When a banished Princess decides that she must take back the rights that were stolen from her and claim her rightful place as Queen, she chooses to challenge her brother in an eight month endurance race, the only way a challenger can win the crown. She will win, if she can stay alive.
Toys In The Attic    by David Cleinman
Price: $3.95 USD. 98150 words. Published on May 30, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
When Sara Stewart is violently assaulted by her own father, and discovers she is carrying his child, her life seems forever ruined. Can she ever regain the loving soul that died on that day? Despite her distress and personal agony, she refuses to give up. She decides that life is just too precious. Toys In The Attic challenges the mind to fight for hope when despair is all that is available.

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