A New Short Story Published

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Yes, a new Pascal is on the shelves.  (I say ‘new,’ but it was published traditionally, in an anthology, which is to say I wrote it years ago.)  Still, I’ve heard a few good things said about the new short story, and the anthology as a whole is interesting. Interested readers can get the full Kindle edition for a piddling $2.99.  But (as a special treat for for all you fans of David Pascal out there), click here to download a copy of the actual pre-publication galley proof and read it directly.

In passing — I did a book cover for an earlier publication by R-Spec Press called 2034 (also available at Amazon) in which I was told that crass exploitation was certainly not this publishing house’s goal and under no circumstances was I to put a woman, much less a sexy woman, on the cover.  I complied; the client’s word is law.  But I couldn’t help coming up with an alternative cover for this new publication, here made public below for the first time.  Need I say that it did not make the cut?

 

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About the Author:

David Pascal is a professional ghostwriter who has written more than a dozen books for clients ranging from UN officials and European and Canadian business leaders, to American real estate, sales, medical and financial professionals. David holds multiple baccalaureate degrees and certificates in psychology and psychology-related fields, and began his writing career producing marketing and advertising copy for The Galen Group. He went on to provide freelance writing, graphic design and web design services to private individuals, small businesses and large multinational corporations. David has worked for the US government, and taught for several years at Writers & Books, the third largest independent writing annex in the United States. David has also lectured on cryptocurrency investing, psychology, book and internet marketing, literature, and the art and craft of ghostwriting.

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