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Michael is doing a book signing event on Thursday, July 18th, from 5pm-7pm in Cookeville, TN. Location is the beautiful downtown bookstore, Plenty. Check out their website HERE. Life in a Savage Landfill, Michael’s fast-paced thriller about a group of people who awaken in a landfill with no memory of how they arrived, was a #1 bestseller in ...
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LOW BLOW. This short film, which was produced for Capital...
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Mar 19, 2019 · Michael Evanichko, Thomas Gaadt (Illustrations) 4.50. 6 ratings5 reviews. A group of strangers awaken in an old abandoned landfill hidden deep in the woods without recollection of how they arrived in the filthy soup of trash. They must uncover their connection to one another and find a way out of the purposely deepened landfill, before the ...
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Jan 19, 2023 · Michael Evanichko, Thomas Gaadt (Illustrator) 5.00. 7 ratings6 reviews. In 1986 with only days until summer break, high school freshman Mamie Blackhead finds herself under the path of a small exploding plane while walking to school. Fighting to avoid the raining debris she discovers a neon knapsack with a journal detailing the life of a boy who ...
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Michael Evanichko is the author of Life in a Supermarket Basket (4.46 avg rating, 35 ratings, 11 reviews), Life in a Supermarket Basket (4.38 avg rating,...
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Mar 23, 2024 · LOW BLOW. This short film, which was produced for Capital University's 48hr film festival, won the audience choice award on September 17th, 2017. It tells the story of a boxer who is forced to do something against his will. Stars Nathan LaGuardia and Michael Evanichko.
Michael Evanichko began to write at a very young age. Inspired by the early works of Stephen King and the schlocky horror and suspense books of the eighties, he attempted his first novel at age twelve. It wasn't until much later in life that he actually completed his first novel, Life in a Supermarket Basket.
Mar 12, 2019 · Michael Evanichko began to write at a very young age. Inspired by the early works of Stephen King and the schlocky horror and suspense books of the eighties, he attempted his first novel at age twelve. It wasn't until much later in life that he actually completed his first novel, Life in a Supermarket Basket.
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