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Alexandria Ducksworth
Freelance Writer
 Book Review: Wolf Omega (Independent Book Review)Stone is unafraid to put his heroine through some truly rough obstacles. And when I say rough, I really mean downright grim. ( |  Book Review: VEIL Online--Book One (Independent Book Review)VEIL ONLINE (Book One) by John Cressman pulls at our heartstrings in a captivating fantasy role-player narrative. |  Thousands Keep Disappearing in the Alaska Triangle (Medium)Over 16,000 people have disappeared in Alaska. All of the reports suspiciously arise from the peculiar Alaska Triangle, covering Juneau, Barrow, and Anchorage. |
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 Game Review: Emily Wants to Play (Medium)Emily Wants to Play is a delightful Halloween treat. This is a survival horror game that doesn’t take weeks to complete; it’s short, creepy, unique, and quite clever. |  What the Heck are Mount Collars in Neverwinter? (Medium)If you’re not already a top-dog player, you may benefit from this. |  How to Write Nearly 30,000 Words in a Single Month (Medium)By the end of the month, I reached an unexpected 29,563 words. How did I arrive at this point? How can you? Here are some tips... |
 Book Review: "The Pope Lick Massacre" (Independent Book Review)THE POPE LICK MASSACRE by Eric Butler is a supernatural horror novel telling the horrifying story of the Goatman rumored to haunt Pope Lick Creek. |  What Can You Learn from Successful Gay Dinosaur Erotica Writer Chuck Tingle (Medium)My Billionaire Triceratops Craves Gay Ass was Tingle’s first book. You might be thinking, “Are you freaking serious?” Oh yeah, Tingle’s not planning to stop writing anytime soon. |  Looking Back at Ed and Lorraine's Paranormal Lives (Medium)I didn’t know anything about the Warrens until I watched The Conjuring (2013) shortly before I discovered the Warrens’ deaths. Nothing gets me going more than scary movies based on true stories. |
 A Man From Venus Visited the Pentagon? (Medium)Their purpose: share their advanced technology and warn humanity about using nuclear weapons. They’ve been keeping a close eye on us since we used them during World War II. |
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