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    The Atrocity Channel
    The Atrocity Channel
    The Atrocity Channel
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    The Atrocity Channel

    By Doug Brunell

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    The Gabriel Satellite Dishmaster is 1997’s premier satellite television experience. Over 200 channels of premium adult, news, sports, science-fiction, horror, foreign language and religious programming. Many of it is exclusive to Gabriel. We guarantee you’ve never seen anything like it. Become one of the elite. Become one of the enlightened. Become a Gabriel subscriber. It will change your life. (Certain groups need not apply.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDoug Brunell
    Release dateJan 29, 2015
    ISBN9781310258640
    The Atrocity Channel
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    Doug Brunell

    I've written for several magazines ("Tattoo Savage," "UFO," "Gray Areas," "Northcoast Journal," etc.) and websites (filmthreat.com, fearlessbooks.com, etc) since 1988. I have written both nonfiction and fiction, and my fiction work tends to lean toward the horrific.

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      The Atrocity Channel - Doug Brunell

      THE ATROCITY CHANNEL

      Doug Brunell

      Published by Doug Brunell at Smashwords

      Copyright 2015 Doug Brunell

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Eric Michaels walked into Tarden’s television and stereo shop and was shocked by how outdated it looked. There was actually plywood on the walls, and Grand Funk Railroad’s Some Kind of Wonderful was playing on a small transistor radio that sat on a shelf behind the counter. Even the salesman looked like he was straight out of 1977 instead of 1997. He had long, dark sideburns, greasy black hair combed back, a pot belly and a polyester suit that looked right at home on him. The effect was comical.

      How ya doin’? the man asked as he came from around the counter extending his hand.

      Eric shook the hand, though he made a mental note to wash his own before he ate again. Maybe this wasn’t such a good idea, he thought. I’m looking fo-

      A TV, right? We’ve got ‘em. We got all kinds, the salesman, who looked to be in his late thirties, pitched as he motioned to all the televisions lined up against the walls and setting on display stands. If we don’t have it, we can order it for ya. That we can. He nodded and smiled. His teeth had seen better days.

      Eric smiled right back, though. The guy seemed friendly enough. Actually, a man who came into my work men-

      Where you work? the salesman asked, not losing his smile.

      I work in advertising at Sliegel’s, Eric said, happy to finish a sentence.

      You look kinda young to work there, the salesman assessed.

      I’m twenty-nine, and I’ve been wi-

      Christ! I’m sorry! How rude! I never introduced myself. I’m Ed Moyer. I own and operate this here establishment. Tarden was my mother’s maiden name, if you want to know. The hand went back out as he mentioned the shop’s name.

      Eric shook the outstretched hand again. Eric Michaels.

      A pleasure, Ed said, pumping Eric’s hand for all it was worth. What can I do for ya?

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