Location: United States
Member Since:
Sep. 07, 2010
Ellen Jayne
Biography
Stories, and the art of telling them, have always captured my interest. I began telling tales at a really young age, and never stopped. In the last few years I decided to write them down, as the characters I spend time with wouldn't have it any other way.
A resurfacing theme in my writing is questioning the perception of reality. Always consistent, whether people believe in paranormal or supernatural occurrences or not, they will make time to listen to an eerie story. Of course, the reasons for listening are varied, but the conversation that follows never fails to be lively.
With an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts/Art History and a graduate degree in Creative Writing, Advice From A Dead Stripper is my first novel.
A resurfacing theme in my writing is questioning the perception of reality. Always consistent, whether people believe in paranormal or supernatural occurrences or not, they will make time to listen to an eerie story. Of course, the reasons for listening are varied, but the conversation that follows never fails to be lively.
With an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts/Art History and a graduate degree in Creative Writing, Advice From A Dead Stripper is my first novel.
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Books
Advice From A Dead Stripper
by Ellen Jayne
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 76,040.
Language:
English.
Published: September 15, 2010
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Categories:
Fiction » Thriller & suspense » General, Fiction » Women's fiction » General
(4.56 from 9 reviews)
A rural Pennsylvania town unknowingly hides Catherine Richardson from her dangerous ex-boyfriend, until her location is revealed by meeting Susan, an exotic dancer who’s beautiful, witty and -- dead. Logical, straight-laced Catherine never believed in ghosts, until now. In fact, she’ll do anything to silence the big-mouthed stripper, even take Susan's advice.