Trains to Nowhere and Other Stories of World War II
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About the Book
Trains to Nowhere is the story of a modern man who searches to uncover his connection to the Holocaust after experiencing waking dreams and nightmares of the fictional Senbruch concentration camp. Also featured in this volume are two short stories set against the chaotic backdrop of World War II. "Barbarossa Diary" is the story of a young man going off to fight on the Eastern Front and "Haarth the Hunter" depicts the struggle between an American recon squadron and a Nazi biological super-weapon.
About the Author
R. David Fulcher is a twenty-nine year old author of poetry, science fiction, fantasy, and horror fiction. His work has appeared in numerous small press publications, including: Heliocentric Net, Gateways, Shadowfeast, The Reaper, Frightnet, Silken Ropes, Twilight Showcase, The Martian Wave, Burning Sky, The Fiction Network, Shadowlands, Lovecraft's Mystery Magazine, Weird Times, Just Write, Writer's Open Forum, The Barrelhouse, Tales from the Grave, Audiozine, and Vampires Anonymous. In addition, he is the editor of the small press magazine Samsara.
R. David Fulcher resides in Ashburn, Virginia.