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Horror/Dark Fiction from Toronto writer Mary Rajotte

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Myrrh and Barry Napier are now friends
June 24
Jezzy Wolfe and Myrrh are now friends
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Myrrh and Thomas A. Erb are now friends
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Myrrh joined Zombie Zak's group
The world is going to end, we might as well eat deep of something something something.
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At 6:02pm on November 25, 2008, Zombie Zak said…
Hello, Myrrh! Welcome to the party! Hope you brought some cookies! It's the only truly known effective means to keep angry hordes of zombies at bay ...

Have fun, I know I do!
At 7:10pm on November 2, 2008, Graveside Tales said…
Hi Mary it's great to have you here.
At 7:52am on November 1, 2008, Greg Hall said…
Well, I for one, hope that one day...maybe not now, maybe decades from now...you achieve your dream of being an apple.

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The youngest of five siblings, the first seeds of Mary Rajotte's writing career were sown in grade school, where she penned her first piece, If I Were An Apple.

However, those early days of innocence were not to last, as Mary took a turn down a darker road, where her Wednesday Addams pigtails were perhaps a harbinger of the spookiness that was to come.

Residing in Toronto, Canada, Mary's penchant for atmospheric ambient and industrial music, creepy small towns and the exploration of myth, dream and nightmare is evidenced in her horror & dark fiction tales, each infused with a twisted, Twilight Zone atmosphere.

Creepy Crawleys, Mary's flash fiction piece, is set to be published in Shroud Publishing's anthology, Northern Haunts: 100 Terrifying New England Tales in 2008.
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