Wildclown Hard-Boiled (Wildclown Mysteries Book 1)
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Wells Taylor was born in Oakville, Ontario, Canada in , but spent most of his early life north of there in Owen Sound where he went on to study Design Arts at a local college.
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Taylor worked as a freelance writer for small market newspapers and later wrote, designed and edited for several Canadian niche magazines. He joined the digital publishing revolution early with an eBook version of his first novel When Graveyards Yawn that has been available FREE online since Taylor published and edited the Wildclown Chronicle e-zine from that showcased his novels, book trailer animations and illustrations, short story writing and book reviews alongside titles from other up-and-coming horror, fantasy and science fiction writers.
Still based in Canada, Taylor continues with his publishing plans that include additions to the Wildclown Mysteries and sequels to the popular Variant Effect series.
Tolkien, Jane Goodall, Jack L. Chalker, and Vladimir Nabokov among his inspirations.
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Wells Taylor Goodreads Author. A Wildclown Novel 4. A wanderer on the road keeps losing track of time His only clues to who he is come from the many fatal wounds on his body and the recurring nightmares of a doomsday cop, a gunslinging clown and a maniac on a mission from God.
Are they echoes from his past life, or is he haunted by something that followed him back from the grave? The living dead walk the road wit A wanderer on the road keeps losing track of time For now, he believes that a life can be saved if he can just remember his name. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
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Gregory rated it really liked it. It's hard to give an unbiased report, as I've been a Wildclown reader and fan for years. The Night Once More extends the mythos, puts more grunting bruised flesh on the bones, but if you are thinking of dipping your toe in for the first time you might find it easier to start with When Graveyards Yawn and move through the series. While I very much enjoyed this, with its back-and-forth framework The Night Once More could pose a challenging introduction to Post-Change life. Nora Jean rated it it was amazing Sep 22,