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Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve

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Greetings.

Hmm, about me. I'm a bald guy living in upstate New York. If I were an animal, I would probably be a raccoon, or maybe a waterdog. If I had to choose my death, I would be caught in some kind of Lovecraftian nightmare, and almost make it out.

Music and writing are chief among my creative endeavours, and my creative endeavours are chief among my goals. In the last couple of years I've had a number of short stories published in online magazines, but I'd like (fingers are crossed, makes it hard to type) to do more.

I hope you'll read some of my work and let me know what you think, as I'm hungry for criticism! All comments on my book are welcome, and appreciated.

Thanks for checking me out and have an awesome day.

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Shame The Devil

Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve

Little town, big villain. Little people, big attitudes.


Wyatt Brody is deputy sheriff of a dusty, forgotten town on a seldom-used highway in the smallest county in New Mexico. With the sheriff's guidance as his training wheels, he keeps an eye on the citizens of Burnell, facing small-town politics, drunken violence, and religious bigotry. But he is blindsided when the sheriff murders his own niece and locks himself in the only holding cell in town. The training wheels are off and Deputy Brody has to learn quick - or be swallowed in a tidal wave of fanatic insanity that threatens to consume his hometown.

In the next 24 hours Wyatt and Claire Hensley, daycare manager and psychic, follow a trail of child murders within Burnell that happen right beneath their noses, each time perpetrated by someone whom they've known for years. When the tide turns against them, determination becomes desperation, and the two of them find themselves on the run, protecting a single child from a malevolent force both of them are loath to understand but destined to confront.

 

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Sharon.v.o. wrote 67 days ago

Hello, Critique groups are a wonderful way to get your book read. ....

emeraldraj wrote 68 days ago

Will you fight for CUPID (god of sexual love) leading men or for L....

Maevesleibhin wrote 84 days ago

Dear Throckmorton (now, that is a mouthful), I loved Rupee Milliona....

Sharon.v.o. wrote 86 days ago

Hello, As Rupee Millionaires is about to make the review desk I w....

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I wrote 187 days ago

Hey Jack, I read the first chapter of Dawn of Shadows and was really impressed. Nice use of all the senses. Right at the beginning you have the sore muscles, the blisters, the foot-balm made from fragrant ingredients. Pulls the reader right in. 'Savoring every word like a slaughter-man butch... view book

I wrote 194 days ago

Hello AG. I read the Prologue and first chapter of Shining Dawn, and enjoyed. It sounds well thought-out, and the world/plot you've created is clearly detailed. You can tell just from reading the short amount that I just read. There were a few spots where the language seemed to stumble. F... view book

I wrote 195 days ago

Hey Joe. I read the first chapter of Rupee Millionaires and enjoyed. The prologue is good - at first the simile felt stretched too long, but looking back at it, I don't think so. I was just getting used to the voice. The work has a positive feel, like it's being fondly recalled by a quirky... view book

I wrote 215 days ago

Hey Sarah. I read the first few sections of First Term at St. Twitters, and enjoyed. Short pitch makes me think of a wistful children's book with bird characters. Looks like that was the intention. Long pitch confirms and expands. Good pitches. I'm not entirely sure about this, but I'm pre... view book

I wrote 215 days ago

Hello Benjamin. I read a few sections of Sons of God Daughters of Men, and enjoyed. Here are the notes I took down: Good short pitch in content, but could be snappier. The long pitch sounds good, but strays away from the character(s) the book is going to focus on. I'd recommend keeping Semy... view book

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