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Horror Writer Duane E. Coffill

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Horror Writer Duane E. Coffill

Horror Writer Duane E. Coffill was born in Brunswick, Maine on September 4th, 1973. He grew up in Freeport, Maine. He grew up reading horror, suspense, and his favorite novel is Salem’s lot by Stephen King. He loves movies! He loves all kinds of horror, action, suspense, and even, love movies.  He will be at Maine Vintage Toys Tomorrow & Saturday from 10am-6pm. You can meet Duane and pick up a signed copy of his new book “The Eyes Within”! 

Local Headlines

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National Headlines

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