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David Oppegaard
David Oppegaard is the author of the Bram Stoker-nominated The Suicide Collectors, Wormwood, Nevada, The Ragged Mountains and And the Hills Opened Up. David's work is a blend of science fiction, literary fiction, horror, and fantasy. He lives in St. Paul, MN.You can visit his website at... show more

David Oppegaard is the author of the Bram Stoker-nominated The Suicide Collectors, Wormwood, Nevada, The Ragged Mountains and And the Hills Opened Up. David's work is a blend of science fiction, literary fiction, horror, and fantasy. He lives in St. Paul, MN.You can visit his website at davidoppegaard.com and his writing life blog at blogagaard.blogspot.com
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Horror, Literature & Fiction, Science Fiction & Fantasy
David Oppegaard's Books
The Suicide Collectors - David Oppegaard The Nevada Review - Caleb S. Cage, Joe McCoy, Frank Partlow, Brian K. Krolicki, Matthew B. Brown, H. Lee Barnes, David Oppegaard, Willy Vlautin, Sean Grady, Edward Hancock, Gary T. Cage, Brooke Gauthier, Lilo Bayati The Firebug of Balrog County - David Opp... The Firebug of Balrog County - David Oppegaard Wormwood, Nevada - David Oppegaard And the Hills Opened Up - David Oppegaard The Ragged Mountains - David Oppegaard
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David Oppegaard's readers
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kelian
kelian rated it 14 years ago
text Los recolectores de suicidas (Eclipse)
es cortito y se lee rápido. Puedo decir que me ha recordado a "La carretera", pero con un ambiente menos depresivo, a pesar del tema que toca. Quiero decir, esta gente aún tiene esperanzas, mientras que en "La carretera" todo es desesperanza, el mundo está acabado y lo sabes, lo que importa es la hi...
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DesireesShelves
DesireesShelves rated it 16 years ago
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Good read, I couldn't put it down! I was disappointed with the ending however, I felt the author should have gone into more detail. It left me wondering what the heck was going on! Guess I need things spelled out for me a bit more, which is why I usually stick to non-fiction!
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Affairs of M/Men
Affairs of M/Men rated it 16 years ago
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There are some good things about this book and some really irritating things. I’ll start with the good because David Oppegaard is on Goodreads and will undoubtedly read this review. I think it’s well written, it flows well and it kept me interested. I wanted to know what happened next. The character...
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