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Amanda Stevens| Legend or Folklore

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I’ve always had a fascination for the macabre, so I suppose my foray from
romantic suspense into what I call 'creepy, southern thrillers' was a natural
(or unnatural!) progression for me. I grew up in the foothills of the Ozarks,
an area steeped in legend and folklore, and the stories I heard as a kid still
give me goose bumps to this day. That same sort of breathless, shivery dread is
what I hope to evoke with my own stories.

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4 comments posted.

Re: Amanda Stevens| Legend or Folklore


(Sandra Stipins 9:39pm March 22, 2008)

LOVE old legends and folklore. In fact I was surfing the internet a while back and found an entire list of them,kept me busy reading for hours. I myself do not know of any except what I have read on line. But thoase kind of stories are some of the best. Keep up writting them, for as you know 'A BOOK IS A GIFT YOU CAN OPEN MANY TIMES".
(Nyla Thompson 12:08pm March 25, 2008)


(Raymond Blum 4:01pm March 25, 2008)

OH! That is my favorite of all. Legends, by far, offer up so much to spin off of. I love getting caught up into a really good book that keeps me reading long into the night! And, I am always waiting for next one to come along!! Keep writing...I'll keep reading.
(Dianne Westbrook 8:12pm April 4, 2008)

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