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Welcome

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Hi. I'm Paul Emil. I am an author and storyteller. ​I describe myself as part-Dr. Seuss/part-Stephen King. I write for children, like in my Carrots the Rabbit books, and I write horror for adults, like The Spook Series. I also write and illustrate books for older kids that are a little of both.

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My dream is to build up my fan base and communicate with my readers. If you have any questions or comments, please contact me. I would be thrilled to hear from you.

The Spook Series

A fellow author, knowing I write children's books, saw these images and said, "Those aren't for children, are they?"

I said, "No, they are not." She replied, "They better not be, not with those covers." 

 

I love these covers. They are spooky and sexy, and they convey a sense of darkness and mystery, just like the stories. Trust your first impressions on these. Give yourself a thrill! Learn more by clicking the images below.

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Spook 4 is here!

The endgame is near.

Spook 4 answers the mysteries of the series with a very satisfying conclusion. And just look at that cover!

The Spook Series would make a great set of movies or streaming series. Click here to watch the cinematic trailers!

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The Jungle Hunters

Think Indianna Jones meets Star Wars meets Dungeons & Dragons! These are adventure stories, probably best for second and third graders. Join the Jungle Hunters on their fantastic adventures as they explore our world and beyond. 

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Carrots the Rabbit

These magical books have both beautiful stories and equally beautiful artwork. They are real crowd-pleasers for both young children and their parents and teachers. Click to learn more.

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The Almighty Maximillian

This is a children's thriller and fable. It is a morality tale, probably best for third graders. The story is thrilling and, of course, lavishly illustrated with stunning artwork. Check it out.

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