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Maelstrom
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Title: | Maelstrom |
Publisher: | Prime Time Press |
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Author(s): | M.D. Bloemker, editor is Mary Fall |
Cover Artist(s): | Ann Larimer (front), M.D. Bloemker (back) |
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Date(s): | May 1987 |
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Fandom: | Shadow Chasers |
Language: | English |
External Links: | online pdf version |
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Maelstrom is a 148-page Shadow Chasers novel by M.D. Bloemker.
Summary
"A novel in three parts, Maelstrom is an emotionally charged and deeply cathartic story. In some ways, this is Mary B's masterwork." [1]
Chapters
- Part 1: Too Long at the Fair (1)
- Part 2: Eyes of a Stranger (31)
- Part 3: Alone in the Dark (72)
Editorial
Maelstrom is a story about friend ship. Friendship tested, stretched to the very limits of what that word Implies. And, at the same time. It Is a story of two men forced to explore their Inner selves, to come to a new understanding of just who Edgar Benedek and Jonathan MacKensle really are . The journey is not easy, and neither was the creation of this novel. Ask any one who has observed Mary sweating through each and every word, sentence and paragraph In the last year. But, the end result Is very much worth reading, with the warning that no punches are pulled here. This Is not a light-hearted jaunt through the ceme tery on Halloween, but serious journey Into the darker reaches of the human psyche. But, If you are willing to give it a try, I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Reactions and Reviews
References
- ^ The Bloemker Archives, accessed 3.2.2011
- ^ The Bloemker Archives, accessed 3.2.2011