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Writer's profile for 'Tom Soukup' | |
Email address | tsoukup@tampabay.rr.com |
City | Clearwater |
State | Florida |
The Portrait of Antoinette (standard:horror, 5619 words) | |||
Author: Tom Soukup | Added: Jan 06 2002 | Views/Reads: 3586/2417 | Story vote: 0.00 (3 votes) |
An international art thief pulls off the greatest art heist in history. Every villian reaps what he sows, however, and his world shatters around him in a most unusual way. (Please read my older stories. Comments are greatly appreciated.) | |||
The Warmth of Autmn (standard:horror, 1616 words) | |||
Author: Tom Soukup | Added: Jan 06 2002 | Views/Reads: 3488/2297 | Story vote: 0.00 (1 vote) |
A tough economy can drive one to drastic measures but the paybacks can be disastrous. (Please view my older stories. Comments are greatly appreciated.) | |||
Government Issue (standard:action, 3379 words) | |||
Author: Tom Soukup | Added: Feb 18 2003 | Views/Reads: 3919/2542 | Story vote: 0.00 (2 votes) |
A gung ho Marine, frustrated by his lack of combat experience, completes the last part of Special Forces training on a solo desert excercise. He is confronted with very unusual circumstances that take his career in a very different direction. | |||
MINE Chapter 1 (standard:action, 11518 words) | |||
Author: Tom Soukup | Added: Feb 21 2003 | Views/Reads: 3908/2567 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
Chapter 1 of my new novel that I am currently marketing. It is an international action thriller involving terrorism and West African diamond mining. | |||
To Bee or Not to Be (standard:other, 4710 words) | |||
Author: Tom Soukup | Added: Feb 21 2003 | Views/Reads: 3217/2403 | Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes) |
A very finnicky gardener finds that he's met his match with some very nasty bees. | |||
Ahab's Whale (standard:poetry, 524 words) | |||
Author: Tom Soukup | Added: Jun 21 2003 | Views/Reads: 3597/2296 | Story vote: 0.00 (1 vote) |
Basically, this is a rhyming Cliff's Notes of Moby Dick. It's actually the lyrics to a song I wrote but I thought it made good reading too. | |||