GLENN JAMES RECENTLY PUBLISHED WORKS
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Glenn James has published several short stories and illustrations in various magazines and anthologies recently. Some of his published works include a featured interview and illustration in The Sirens Call Magazine issue 20, a story in The Sirens Call Magazine issue 18, a story on WCR Radio, a story in the anthology Second City Scares, two stories in the Dark Hall Press Ghost Anthology and Horror Express volumes 2 and 3, and several poems in the anthology Ripples, Friends in Verse. He has also contributed multiple times to the magazine The Eerie Digest, which can be accessed through the provided link.
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