rock, pop, metal, most music. I also like Classic hits of the 80s, 90s and today. Iron maiden was THE best band ever. When Bruce left, the band was never the same again. When he returned the magic was gone (it's so sad). Motley Crue were great as well, now they are classic rock.
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About me: Layout Provided By CodeMyLayout.com -Myspace LayoutsHello, Lee Pletzers at your service. I'm the guy your mother warned you about.
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Who I'd like to meet: Film makers screen writers Syd Field Other writers all disciplines
People who like to talk and discus the same interests. You may not have noticed but there is a YAHOO group built for such discussions. Scroll up. Join. Have fun. Then get away from the damn computer for awhile and get some fresh air. [I lack fresh air] LOL.
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Just wanted to give you a heads up that my latest forensic crime thriller, Freezer Burn, is coming out June 3! It will be available in bookstores everywhere next week, and it’s available for preorder on Amazon right now! I'll be doing a bunch of events in and around Philadelphia. For details, see my profile. Thanks for the friendship!
The weather here is great. Everything is blooming and we're going to be close to 80 degrees tomorrow. I'm line-editing right now and the allergies are about the only thing that could keep me inside and working. A blessing? maybe.
Hopefully, everything will explode into bloom, fade and I can get back to feeling normal.
Here's what people are saying about my novella, Monkey Love:
"John Paul Allen delivers well-drawn characters and emotional dynamite in this tale of dark suspense" - Scott Nicholson, author of They Hunger.
"One sadistic piece of work by one of the most talented new voices in dark fiction." - Karen Koehler, author of the Slayer series.
"Disturbing and intense, this story is a one-sit read that races, carrying you along to grim, uncharted terrain." - Lee Thomas, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of Stained, Parish Damned and The Dust of Wonderland.
"From the first page, Monkey Love draws you into a surreal world that teeters on a disturbing balance of madness, eroticism, and obsession." David Niall Wilson, author of Deep Blue and Ancient Eyes.
"It's a wild ride, and I loved it from first page to last." - John R. Little, author of The Memory Tree and Placeholders.
"Exquisitely well-written, more than slightly twisted and compelling erotica for all horror readers." T.M. Wright, author of the forthcoming Bone Soup and Blue Canoe.
"Monkey Love is my first read by John Paul Allen and I can promise it won't be the last. Touching, peverse, oddly poignant and riddled with interesting questions about the nature of love and obsession, I can't recommend it enough. Monkey Love is the sort of tale that pushes the boundaries of comfortable and makes us question our own morals." - James A. Moore, author of Deeper and Blood Red.
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Hey, Lee. -- I thought I'd provide a personal "thanks" for stopping by my site. Your time appreciated. --Hugs (if you dare get that close to a blood sucker). --Vlad.
