Devin Hobbes


Biography

Devin Hobbes (1982-20??) lives in New York. He hopes to die in a better place. The author of numerous short stories, many of which would have won him various prizes and accolades had he submitted them to contests, Devin is proud of one story in particular. It placed second in a contest where it was the only entry.

House of Rejects, a tale Devin wishes to read at some point in his life, is Devin's first novel.

Devin's interests are varied and he regrets the numerous degrees in worthlessness he's acquired over the years. When he's not writing fiction, he dabbles in the stock market where he loses massive amounts of money daily. On that subject, he writes a seldom updated personal finance blog and his articles sometimes appear on SeekingAlpha and other investment websites.

He encourages readers to remember that if/when they encounter spelling, grammatical, or other errors in any of his works, it is not the fault of the author, editor, or proofreader. For these aren't errors. They are improvements upon the English language.

Where to find Devin Hobbes online


Books

Dividends: Pros, Cons, Sources, and Strategies    by Devin Hobbes
Price: $7.99 USD. 82610 words. Published on February 5, 2012. Nonfiction.

Dividend and income investing pros, cons, stock market sources, and strategies.
Remain Calm! Super Awesome Zombie Conspiracy Vol. 2    by Devin Hobbes
Price: $0.99 USD. 10780 words. Published on August 22, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Deputy Ross returns to town without the fugitives Jake and Trevor, but he doesn't come back empty handed. He brings a new car. He also happens to be carrying the virus that causes zombiehood, zombieism, consumeritis, or whatever the politically correct term is for the disease that causes one to be a zombie. It is up to Stella to protect her granny and to get her boyfriend Jake to rescue her.
The Heist: Super Awesome Zombie Conspiracy Vol. 1    by Devin Hobbes
Price: Free! 9760 words. Published on July 12, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
A couple of guys on the run for robbery find a deserted town. The cash registers are full, and the bank's door is unlocked. Jackpot! But what's with the army signs? And are the people really gone? "The Heist" is a short parody of horror zombie movies.

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