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JD started as a slam poet thirty years ago then front man of a band for a decade in Seattle followed by moving into film where he shot 16 short films, won numerous awards at festivals and wrote several feature film scripts he hopes to some day direct.
He now has shifted to video game design with a visual novel on Steam by the title A Crown of Thorns, a prequel to his multi-award nominated feature script Blade n Blood and writing litrpg novels.
He has written twelve in the last two and a half years in four different series and his latest has been a best seller, Nocturne.
He continues to pursue creativity in multiple venues while Book 4 of Nocturne just emerged into the Cosmos. He is currently working on a new Novella Series he will pen inbetween Nocturne books called Warborn. Once Book 1 for that series is done it's on to Book 5 of Nocturne.
If you would like to support his aspirations and dreams, he has a patreon, stormcrowproductions or go to his website stormcrowproductions dot com
Coins in a sliver of silver
Poem by JD Glasscock
She's destined for the scream like a horror flick playing in a dream... And his pockets are empty.. Got rolled in a back alley hoping for a taste...a melancholy tune strumming chords on the threaded strings of a beat up violin aged in
kisses..
She said his name once..in a fever... sweat carving pictographs to a black and white noir frame...a dial up of a vision on a phone with no tone...
They say in the soft segues between tomorrow and yesterday... you can hear their whispers.. you can hear their goodbyes... It all happened on a Tuesday... that forgotten slip between a touch and a punch.. on the cusp of a promise .
What are words but breaths held against the memory of today and the spot between her neck and lips.. between her breasts and her womb...
That man is still there.. in the midnight.. knuckle crawling silver holding a last wish between teeth
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