Fiction—Graphic Novel/Comic
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— Maureen Gianinio,
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I worked in clinical laboratory science for 18 years. I worked in management, was a teacher at Ohlone College in Fremont, CA., and was an international speaker on a number of topics being blessed with the opportunity to speak at Oxford, UK at one point in that career. I was also an expert witness on many cases in California. And I was instrumental in changing laws in California so that phlebotomists had to be state certified. I have the alphabet in an arbitrary string of letters at the end of my name.
A couple of years ago I discovered a love for digital art. I've done photography for years. I've never done professional photography, just stuff for myself, but I feel I was relatively good at it, just not an expert. But,…
There's something extremely satisfying and inspiring when you find you've won someone over who was initially skeptical. I do realize that writing Gothic fiction means not everyone will be interested. Some people feel I'm writing fan fiction, which I don't…
So happy my Adam Frankenstein: Search for a Soul got 4 out of 4 stars from the Online Book Club! This is one of the best-written reviews I think I've ever seen for anyone. Very thoughtful, well written, and clear. …
So excited that my short story The Madame and the Madman was chosen by Screencraft to move on to the finalist stage of their contest! The Madame and the Madman is an Adam Frankenstein story that also featured Victor Dracula…
Fear Fest was released last year and did very well so I am super excited to share the release of the follow-up to Fear Fest - Demon's Gate! Adam Frankenstein and his partner Rebecca shut down the gate with the…
Yes! Universal Studios will release Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein on January 16th, 2021 on YouTube for a limited time for free! We can watch it together! I'll hold a Facebook Live event on my author site to get us…
Most people know her as the author of Frankenstein. That is just a small part of her story. Mary Shelley was a woman unlike others of her time. She thumbed her nose at convention. She couldn't be categorized by the…
The year Mary Shelley wrote her now infamous novel - Frankenstein was called "The Year Without Summer". It was, in fact, cold and dreary the entire year and even though she began writing the novel in June it's felt that…
