Patrick C. Greene
Biography
Some dark serendipity plopped a young Patrick Greene in front of a series of ever stranger films-and experiences-in his formative years, leading to a unique viewpoint. His odd interests have led to pursuits in film acting, paranormal investigation, martial arts, quantum physics, bizarre folklore and eastern philosophy. These elements flavor his screenplays and fiction works, often leading to strange and unexpected detours designed to keep viewers and readers on their toes.
Literary influences range from Poe to Clive Barker to John Keel to a certain best selling Bangorian. Suspense, irony, and outrageously surreal circumstances test the characters who populate his work, taking them and the reader on a grandly bizarre journey into the furthest realms of darkness. The uneasy notion that reality itself is not only relative but indeed elastic- is the hallmark of Greene’s writing.
Living in the rural periphery of Asheville North Carolina with his wife, youngest son Gavin and an ever-growing army of cats, Greene still trains in martial arts when he’s not giving birth to demons via his pen and keyboard.
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Books
Dark Destinies
by Patrick C. Greene
Price: $2.99 USD. 22590 words.
Published on December 26, 2012. Fiction.
From the lurking shadows of the unknown to the shell of an empty soul, Patrick C. Greene spins seven dark tales to keep you awake at night.
Bill's Becoming
by Patrick C. Greene
Price: $0.99 USD. 5920 words.
Published on December 24, 2012. Fiction.
"Bill Travers looked with bitter eyes at his reflection. Since puberty, that time when humans learn to care about such things, Bill had been painfully aware that he was ugly."
Finders Keepers
by Patrick C. Greene
Price: $0.99 USD. 4750 words.
Published on December 23, 2012. Fiction.
Within just a few hours of meeting her,Beau convinced sweet young Allie to go along on a robbery-and now they're on the run,stopping to rest in an out of the way fleabag motel.The initial rush is gone, and Allison is terrified,as Beau's behavior becomes increasingly psychotic.A battered old suitcase sitting in a dark corner of the closet holds what may be Allison's last chance-or a fate far worse.
Into the Small Hours
by Patrick C. Greene
Price: Free! 2700 words.
Published on December 23, 2012. Fiction.
Richard Booth suspects something amiss just beyond his hotel room door. Waking to the memory of a scream in the wind blown New Hampshire night, does he dare to explore the hallway? Was it just the remnants of a dream? How do you know when your imagination is getting the better of you, and when there really is something out there?
Shards
by Patrick C. Greene
Price: Free! 2120 words.
Published on December 20, 2012. Fiction.
Shelley Frakes didn't intend to spend her morning sweeping up broken glass and investigating an open basement door, but the real estate business had taken such a hit in the last year these were the least of her concerns. The real problem would be getting the secluded property to sell. Unless...someone has already moved in.
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