Tom Kropp's work has appeared in The Horror Zine, Dark Harbor, Churches, Children and Daddies, Chiron Review, Listening Eye, Evening Street Review, J Journal, Freedom Fiction, Conceit, Lowlife Lit, Muscle and Fitness, Outdoor Life and many other magazines. He's had numerous novels published and you can read more of his writings at tomkropp.wordpress.com
Violent Crimes
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- ISBN8231442300
- EAN9798231442300
- Date de parution30/09/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Tom Kropp's novels all started as short stories he wrote that were published in well-known magazines such as Chiron Review, Churches Children and Daddies, Down in the Dirt, Horror Zine, Listening Eye, Evening Street Review, Freedom Fiction, Dark Harbor, Blood Moon Rising, Phantomania, J Journal, Lowlife Lit, Conceit, Muscle and Fitness, Outdoor Life and many other magazines. This is a very action-packed read full of crime, violence and romance.
Kraft tells his story detailing his life of crime and fighting in the courts, on the streets and in prisons and the loves he found and lost over time. It gives a very realistic glimpse into the system, and the life of a man considered a habitual criminal, but also a man that was a skilled tradesman and truly wanted to get free of the system and live a normal life but failed.
Kraft tells his story detailing his life of crime and fighting in the courts, on the streets and in prisons and the loves he found and lost over time. It gives a very realistic glimpse into the system, and the life of a man considered a habitual criminal, but also a man that was a skilled tradesman and truly wanted to get free of the system and live a normal life but failed.






















