Bio: Eric Spudic is an actor, writer, and filmmaker with 70+ feature film credits. One day, while eating Cheerios, he decided to turn an old unproduced script into an ebook. This became Teenage Vigilante.
Product description: "Teenage Vigilante" is part Hollywood movie script, part novel, and part comic book. It's ALL action! When our evil villain is sprung from prison after 30 years, he's picking up where things left off. He's gonna do whatever it takes to acquire an arsenal of weapons that were stolen during the Vietnam War.
He and his gang slaughter one family, only to discover the teenaged son survived the massacre. Now....it's payback time. The ultimate tale of revenge.
Q: What will e-readers like about your book?
They'll like the inventive action sequences, the characters, the witty one-liners, and the quick pacing.
Q: Why did you go indie?
I haven't sold a screenplay in five years. It's been slow in the movie biz, so I decided to self-publish one as a book. Plus, 70% commission on Amazon sounds sweeeeeet.
Q: Who are your favorite authors in your genre?
I like Gordon Davis, preferably for his series called "The Sergeant". Tom Clancy is cool, too, although to be honest I really like horror.
Product description: "Teenage Vigilante" is part Hollywood movie script, part novel, and part comic book. It's ALL action! When our evil villain is sprung from prison after 30 years, he's picking up where things left off. He's gonna do whatever it takes to acquire an arsenal of weapons that were stolen during the Vietnam War.
He and his gang slaughter one family, only to discover the teenaged son survived the massacre. Now....it's payback time. The ultimate tale of revenge.
Q: What will e-readers like about your book?
They'll like the inventive action sequences, the characters, the witty one-liners, and the quick pacing.
Q: Why did you go indie?
I haven't sold a screenplay in five years. It's been slow in the movie biz, so I decided to self-publish one as a book. Plus, 70% commission on Amazon sounds sweeeeeet.
Q: Who are your favorite authors in your genre?
I like Gordon Davis, preferably for his series called "The Sergeant". Tom Clancy is cool, too, although to be honest I really like horror.
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