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Larry Schliessmann mystery, science fiction, and vampire fiction writer.

Larry Schliessmann
Larry Schliessmann
Murrell Inlet, SC
Member since: Mar, 2009
Last login: 11/12/2009
Last update : 11/12/2009
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photo credit: Photo by: Ruth Schliessmann

About Me

  • I have published several science fiction and horror short stories, and I am a 2004 winner of the L Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future contest.

    I was born and raised in New York State, educated there, and served in the United States Army.

schliessmann's Blog

  • Standing at the Crest of a Hill

    November 12, 2009

    • I looked down into a valley filled with stones. A light breeze rustled my hair, lifted odors of dried and freshly cut flowers to surround me with the mystery of their presence.I think life occasionally demands more than we feel have to give, filling us with doubt, stripping away encouragement leaving us soul-naked to stare into the blank blue sky and seek answers that can only be found by looking ...
  • Copyrights and the Internet

    November 8, 2009

    • If you are interested in strenghening copyright protection online go here: http://www.copyrightalliance.org/index.phpEvery creative artist deserves protection and to be paid for their work. Mind numbing ideas these days, but really, does anyone work for free?
  • A Hilarious Double Translation of Vampire Life Part 6

    November 2, 2009

    • This is what happens when a blog entry is translated into French and then back into English. I hope you enjoy this as much as I do. ROFLIf you want to read the original English version go here: http://schliessmann.blogspot.com/Or look for it here: http://www.redroom.com/member/schliessmannvampires picturesUn blog utilisant Le Blogue du Québec Larry Schliessmann’s Marlowe Black Mysteries: ...
  • Vampire Life Part 7: What to do with the Ghoulish remains.

    October 30, 2009

    • Your vampire lover has been busy, gorging himself on local, well, prime rib. Now, it's up to you to clean up; after all, no vampire worth his canines would be caught alive with leftovers on his hands, or worse under his neatly manicured mother-of-pearl fingernails.Let's face it, not every hunt ends with a convert. Often, the need to feast and the ultimate pleasure that courses through otherwise ...
  • What I learned from the “Wizard of Oz”

    October 14, 2009

    • 1. Never, pull back a curtain without knocking first. And if you can’t knock, do not tap the floor.2. Ruby Slippers are not exactly the right footwear for Red Sox Baseball.3. The real scarecrow is a talking head on Fox News.4. Some South Carolina politicians are flying monkeys.5. The real Tin Woodsman made a side trip to Argentina.6. Dorothy and Peter Pan had a lot in common.7. Toto was the ...

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