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Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Jan. 31, 2012

Richard GK Stark

Biography

Richard GK Stark is based in the UK. His background includes a Degree in Physics and 17 years experience working in New Media Publishing - including Video, Books, CD-ROMs & Internet Publishing.

He is also a talented Classical Singer, from which he now makes a full time living. (see http://www.richardstark.co.uk)
He also runs a Publishing Company, RGK Media Ltd.

He first noticed a talent for writing as a child, his stories became very popular with the other kids during school or on camping trips.
Up until now working in Publishing and Opera Singing took up the majority of his time.

His first book - Four Short Horror Stories, focusses on contemporary characters in everyday experiences that are given a horrific twist.

More Short Horror Stories and Comedy/Fantasy works are planned for future release.
He has also written two Operas.

Where to find Richard GK Stark online

Website: http://www.richardstark.co.uk

Books

Urban Horror : City Slicker Short Horror Story by Richard GK Stark
Price: Free! 4800 words. Published on February 6, 2012. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
This is the first in a series of short Horror Stories by author Richard GK Stark, and as such is meant as a teaser. Each story features contemporary characters in everyday situations given a horrific twist - so the next time you find yourself in this situation... Here a PR Exec upsets a gypsy on the subway, invoking her curses. Suitable for ages 13 and up.

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childrens horror contemporary dark fiction short story twilight zone urban horror weird fiction

Smashwords book reviews by Richard GK Stark

The Road Home on Jan. 31, 2012

Lots of action. Little substance. Wow ! What next. A lot of things happening in very few words. It felt like the description of a computer arcade game. Not bad nonetheless.
Necroforms (a short story) on May 24, 2012

A really well written story, albeit a pretty gruesome idea. Just enough detail to draw you in without becoming boring.