Location: United States
Member Since:
June 27, 2011
Barry Eysman
Biography
My name is Barry Eysman. I also have kindles at Amazons and pubits at B&N. I live in Brownsville, TN with my wife and 2 cats. I have just finished writing my 8th book. I am still tall.Have a house full of books. I write horror, nostalgia, erotica. Have been a newspaper reporter and a high school teacher. My book collections are stories and novellas. I graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin. I wear love as a heart on my sleeve. I escape through movies and classic TV shows. Shy, though have a penchant for asking questions I shouldn't, because I'm a writer. I have a book video at all the Amazons.
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Books
The Sum of Sad Smiles A Novel
by Barry Eysman
Price:
$2.00 USD.
Words: 65,260.
Language:
English.
Published: December 23, 2011
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Categories:
Fiction » Romance » Fantasy
my book has horror-ghost-occult themes, but the entire thrust of the novel is Sum's quest for his lost love Tan. Both males, Sum in university meets Ty and begins an adventure wild, funny, iconoclastic. Each person Sum meets is part of his heroic quest to rearrange the universe if he has to, to find his heart. No chapter prepares you for the next in an offbeat hide & seek, dizzy roller coaster.
Good For You Chicki Chipmunk
by Barry Eysman
Price:
$1.50 USD.
Words: 27,970.
Language:
English.
Published: September 23, 2011
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Categories:
Fiction » Anthologies » Horror
(5.00 from 1 review)
Now a new total of 22 horrors and dark poetry. The posted review only for the first six stories.
Portrait of madness. A good little boy and see the anger grow. Eaten alive by shadows, a knife slice, all in a row. Charmed.
And other revenge stories. For nightmare alleys way personal.
The Child of Winter
by Barry Eysman
Price:
$1.50 USD.
Words: 58,200.
Language:
English.
Published: July 1, 2011
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Categories:
Fiction » Plays & Screenplays » American
14 stories on the brink of forever. That all important moment when a human child reaches out to grasp hope. On a beach or another planet, with a bicycle or a club house we're all children when we have to be taller than god. These stories are mostly about the curious odd devices known as human. No one escapes the last fervent desire to find self on the moon's melancholy side.