Barlow Eckel

Barlow Eckel is a freelance writer, after-dinner speaker and alleged humorist. Born and raised in the South, he lives a quiet, country life. Barlow’s desire for privacy notwithstanding, his boyish good looks could not be adequately captured, even by modern digital photography. The Moon-Glo Miasma is his first effort at serious fiction.

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