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Bio: David M. Mannes is a former teacher and an educational writer/ film producer/director. He was nominated in 1990 for best non-dramatic script in the Alberta Motion Picture Industry Association (A.M.P.I.A.) awards for his script Writing-on-Stone featuring actor Leslie Neilson which he co-produced for Alberta Parks. Gone (a Reptilian World novel) was published as an e-book by RSPublishing 2006. His novel Nahanni was published in 2007(Saga Books). A short story Shadows is available on Amazon shorts. He is currently working on a new science fiction/adventure novel. Mr. Mannes is married and lives in Edmonton, Alberta.

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Creature Feature
by David M Mannes

Ogopogo...Canada has several mythical sea monsters perhaps cousins to the infamous 'Nessie'. In Kelowna, British Columbia at the city park on the lake is a cartoon like sculpture of Ogopogo. But the creature was known to local native tribes as far back as the early 18th century, and there are a number of recorded historical accounts. Something has upset the Ogopogo and some humans have already paid the ultimate price. The creature is supposedly protected by law, so a couple of local natives b... more info>> (Published: 2010)

Words: 77744 - Reading Time: 222-310 min.
Category: Horror/Science Fiction

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