The Mercantile - Rhodes, Larry
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Welcome to the little town of Playnesville. Things might seem a little strange here but be assured that these are just regular folks... regular folks with most irregular experiences. From these irregularities arise great stories and here is just one of those stories, told by a real-life local at the trusty town pub, ever present for any weary travellers. This here story in particular is concerned with the history behind 'The Mercantile: General Store' which was the location of some very strange and sinister goings-on... things you'd rather see only in your nightmares. Violence, mystery and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Welcome to the little town of Playnesville. Things might seem a little strange here but be assured that these are just regular folks... regular folks with most irregular experiences. From these irregularities arise great stories and here is just one of those stories, told by a real-life local at the trusty town pub, ever present for any weary travellers. This here story in particular is concerned with the history behind 'The Mercantile: General Store' which was the location of some very strange and sinister goings-on... things you'd rather see only in your nightmares. Violence, mystery and terror fills the quiet town of Playnesville, but the simple lives of the townsfolk must go on.
Autorenporträt
Larry Rhodes received a PhD from LSU in Analytical Chemistry in 1979 and taught Freshman Chemistry at LSU prior to entering the oil and gas industry, where he worked on many Major Capital Projects and authored many technical standards and documents. He was involved in process analytical instrumentation and was a global Knowledge Management Focal Point and coordinator of 36 Technical Discipline teams prior to moving into the process safety area. He was a member of the American Chemical Society and authored technical standards for the Instrument Society of America and the American Petroleum Institute. He transitioned from technical writing into screenplays and eventually to mainstream and science fiction novels. He enjoys photography and lives with his wife in Houston, Texas.