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Mar 10, 2019 1 hr 4 min

Hellbender Radio Show: Interview with Stephen Paul Sayers

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In this episode of the Hellbender Radio Show, host Kyle Alexander Romines (the author of The Keeper of the Crows) and co-host audio narrator Joe Mills interview author Stephen Paul Sayers, the author of A Taker of Morrows. From Stephen's bio: Stephen Paul Sayers is a college professor and international bestselling author of supernatural thriller and horror fiction. His debut novel, A Taker of Morrows, was published by Hydra Publications in June 2018, followed by the second book in the Caretakers series, The Soul Dweller, in November 2018. His short fiction has appeared in Unfading Daydream and Well-Versed.As a research scientist, Stephen yields to the left-brain world of data analysis and statistics by day, but releases the demons in his slightly twisted right-brain by night. It gets strange around dusk when neither side is fully in control. He makes his home in Columbia, MO and Plymouth, MA--not far from the Cape Cod locations he writes about in the Caretakers novels. Throughout his journey, he has accumulated five guitars, four herniated discs, three academic degrees, two dogs, and one wife, son, and daughter. But not in that order.

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In this episode of the Hellbender Radio Show, host Kyle Alexander Romines (the author of The Keeper of the Crows) and co-host audio narrator Joe Mills interview author Stephen Paul Sayers, the author of A Taker of Morrows. From Stephen's bio: Stephen Paul Sayers is a college professor and international bestselling author of supernatural thriller and horror fiction. His debut novel, A Taker of Morrows, was published by Hydra Publications in June 2018, followed by the second book in t...

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