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The fourth installment. After fleeing the city, our survivors put their hopes in a new, potentially helpful stranger.
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I love this series, and I love Brian Martinez. This was one of the greatest installments of the series, and that's really saying something. But the cliffhanger, Brian, the gosh darn cliffhanger!! Are you TRYING to kill me? Sigh - Part V better hurry up and get here, although from what I understand it will be the last of the tale, and that saddens me. Deeply.
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Brian Martinez is a writer of Science Fiction, Horror, Crime, or what some call more generally Dark Fiction. He was born and raised on Long Island, New York where he met and married his high school sweetheart, Natalia. Brian attended Long Island University where he earned his degree in Film by writing a bunch of strange films in which people died.
Upon leaving school, Brian attempted to have his work represented by an agent. After amassing a respectable collection of rejection notices for his refrigerator he decided to self-publish and let the world come crawling to him. When that took longer than expected, he briefly considered marketing himself as "Worst-Selling Author Brian Martinez", but to his disappointment sales picked up just enough to negate the legitimacy of that claim. Brian has been a one-hour photo technician, restaurant host, vitamin salesman, store manager and bank teller.
Upon leaving school, Brian attempted to have his work represented by an agent. After amassing a respectable collection of rejection notices for his refrigerator he decided to self-publish and let the world come crawling to him. When that took longer than expected, he briefly considered marketing himself as "Worst-Selling Author Brian Martinez", but to his disappointment sales picked up just enough to negate the legitimacy of that claim. Brian has been a one-hour photo technician, restaurant host, vitamin salesman, store manager and bank teller.
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