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Steven Osarczuk
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AN ATTENDED DEATH
FIFTEEN TALES OF HORROR AND SUSPENSE
Anthony Mazza grew up in Upstate New York, an avid reader from a young age. He began writing fiction his Junior year of High School with a short story entitled “How the Sea became Salt.”
He would spend the next thirty years perfecting his craft before being discovered and published to the tremendous and immediate acclaim he has.
An Attended Death
Fifteen Tales of Horror and Suspense
The perfect serial killer discovers that not all victims are the same. A stock jock encounters his true nature hiding inside a prison bus. A rookie cop sent to a dead woman’s apartment battles for his soul. Deaf children hear the hysterical sound of revenge. A detective pulls off at a rest area to sleep and finds himself face to face with a gargantuan beast. A man on a fishing trip learns that he is no longer a man at all. Confession takes on an entirely new dimension for a disillusioned priest. In An Attended Death, there are stories for readers of every persuasion including several heartfelt pieces about the fears all human beings face. The introspective mind of Anthony James Mazza reaches into the worlds of good versus evil and explores the subtle shadows that can change our lives from what we understand to that which can never be believed. CHECK OUT ALL 15 STORY SAMPLES LISTED BELOW
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Nirvana
A serial killer discovers that not all victims are the same
Voice work: Deep chilling narration. Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
The Chain Gang
A stock jock encounters his true nature hiding inside a prison work detail bus.
Voice work: Over ten different character voices some with accents, male and female. Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Summer's End
A man on a fishing trip discovers that he is not a man at all.
Voice work: Calm, soothing and familiar.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Mortal Digs
A quirky Twilight Zone tribute of roll reversal in the most unexpected way
Voice work: Expressive, nervous and nerdy. Vocal modulation of pitch and reverb used for one character.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Long Distance
A man regrets his indiscretions and calls his younger self in an attempt to change his own present
Voice work: Distinctive voice with studio modification to sound like one man is talking to himself on the telephone.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
An Attended Death
The story by which the book is named. A rookie cop is sent to a dead woman's apartment and has to battle for his very soul
Voice work: Husky male voice with a few secondary characters. Studio voice modification for the soul killer/body snatcher.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Sounds Pretty Funny
Deaf kids hear the hysterical sound of revenge
Voice work: One character recently receives a hearing implant and hears for the first time he speaks with an impediment.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
The Rest Stop
A private detective on his way to a client pulls off at a Pennsylvania rest area to catch a forty minute cat nap and finds himself face to face with a gargantuan beast.
Voice work: Narrator - full bass and throaty. The beast can speak in clearly understood English - Studio voice modification for a rich deep and powerful monster voice that is ominous and threatening.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Therapist of the Wind
The wind seeks council to help with its feelings of disappointment, apathy, and lacking joy.
Voice work: Narrator deep, calm and resonant.
Windy sound effect throughout the entire story, echo and reverb mixed to create the voice of the wind.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Confession
The business of confession takes on an entirely new dimension for a disillusioned priest.
Voice work: An everyday mix of male and female characters confessing their sins and one who arrives to hear a very special confession. In studio voice modification for a rich deep and powerful and gravely voice that gives you chills.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Open House
Two cops witness a deeper darkness inside the house but only one leaves, sort of...
Voice work: Standard American male voices. One is more demonstrative while the other is anxious, unsure frightened and emotional. Studio sound effect work has generators running, evil chanting, screams and police radios and sirens blaring in the distance.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Take Out Order
Tom was a big Son-of-a-Bitch but he had the grey matter of a 2x4. His cats were his friends and he was the happiest he had ever been until he was just about to close the pizza shop for the night.
Voice work: Tom has a simple but booming voice when he gets angry. Brian chews tobacco and Mr. Petrillo has a slight Italian accent.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
A Bad End
Purgatory. The Guff. Do you know what it is? Will you know where you are when push open the batwing doors?
Voice work: A rich and varied mix of male and female voices. Southern drawls straight standard American, English and Irish accents.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Chewed
Bill has not left his closet in two weeks. He relieves himself in glass pitchers and plastic cups he has on the edges of the carpet floor. The odor is abysmal, but he no longer smells it.
Voice work: Imperative and strong narration, rich and expressive.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
The Perfect Grout Line
A man and a woman find comfort and help one another through their sadness and loss
Voice work: Male and female voices, emotional and compelling.
Cover Art by Steven Osarczuk
Orcs of Orakion Worldbuilding
Written by Embugaming (Leon)
There is perhaps no story in recent memory as tragic as that of the Orcs of Orakion, a thriving civilization whose growth was cut short by terrible forces well outside their control. Maybe you’ve seen some of them, arriving in small flocks of destitute survivors at human and dwarven cities, or maybe you’ve seen their more tragic side, in the shape of starved bodies by the roadway. Be that how it may, it’s impossible to ignore that something has disturbed the peace in the ancient lands of Orakion.
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Embu is a gamer and world builder. He is based out of Germany and is also a Cultural and Social anthropologist with a love for social entrepeneurship. B.A. Bachellor of Arts WWU - Westfälische Wilhelmsuniversität Münster, Germany, Graduated 2021
You can find him on YouTube,
Jackfrank698 is a video graphics expert working on Fiverr and is producing this video for YouTube.
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Quotes From Notable Men in History
WaywardSun Audio Production was asked to perform the voiceover narration for the video being produced by the client for YouTube. Four famous men from history were quoted for this video Henry Ford, Mark Twain, George S. Patton and Henry David Thoreau.
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Produced Mar. 2022
Don Harpell grew up in rural Nova Scotia, Canada. His mom nurtured the artistic love of drawing and writing. Don has spent many years as a business consultant and through these years has written for smalltown newspapers and expressed himself by writing poems, short stories and music shared with friends and family.
Don's newest release, "I Woke Up Without and Ed", deals with the loss of someone loved and told through the eyes of a young boy. Written as a tribute to his eldest brother who passed away from illness too soon, it opens the door to discussing the loss.
I Woke Up Without An Ed
Written by Don Harpell
This book is for anyone who has experienced loss. The story considers children and families as the story is told through the eyes of a young boy.
It is known that children experience loss every year, so much so that in the USA there is Symposium on Children's Grief annually hosted by the National Alliance for Children’s Grief. The pandemic punctuated this with so many lost loved ones and an estimated 140,000 children in the USA alone having lost a parent or primary caregiver.
Don Harpell wrote "I Woke Up Without an Ed" to address death, loss, bereavement and grief in a sensitive way, making this book valuable in helping children navigate from a difficult path of loss. It can be an aide for families, librarians, teachers and educators, counselors and others.
Dave Dodson has brought depth, warmth and feeling in the illustrations to draw the reader into the journey that the young boy takes.
Wishing the best for all, we hope our book will encourage conversations to open up a pathway to being okay.
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