Earl Yorke

I’ve been worried ever since my fallout with my first agent. Though it is very unlikely, I fear that “The Bloodlines of Rollinsford” could have gotten into dishonest hands, and could be published already under a different name and title.

I find myself stopping at book racks in the grocery store and mall whenever my eye is caught by a book that seems to be about vampires. I read the synopsis, fearful that I will see my plot outlined there, but am always relieved to see that it is something completely unlike my story. I remain paranoid, however, that I will soon come across my book on the shelves…

I need to get my work published…

By popular demand — and by “popular demand” I mean the desire of two of the only fans I’ve ever known, Dave and Jack — I post the second (and final) excerpt from “The Bloodlines of Rollinsford,” The Trial of Seid: Read more »

READ THIS PRIOR TO VIEWING THE EXCERPTS THAT I HAVE POSTED BELOW

The two excerpts that I have posted (one for each book that Jeff and I focusing on for representation and publication) represent the two polar extremities of my work. It is important for anyone who is visiting this site to understand that if you are here as a result of my contacting you specifically about “The Dominance Flush,” I can assure you that you will find the excerpt for “The Bloodlines of Rollinsford” to be a completely different read, and potentially disturbing at that. Not all of my writing is as geared towared religious persons (or suitable for young age groups) as “The Dominance Flush” is. That said, read “The Bloodlines of Rollinsford” excerpt at your own risk.

Thank you,

E.Y.

WARNING: This excerpt is very graphic, and I advise against reading it if you are uncomfortable with violent and disturbing images of childbirth. It is a very necessary part of the book, and I trust that those of you who choose to read it will understand that I portray the birth of Ezeth in this manner in order to show the evil comes to dominate him, as a result of his diabolical nature, later on in the story. This still remains one of my favorite manuscripts, and I trust that those of you who decide to read it will understand how I create a whole new spin on the already tired Vampire genre.

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The following concept art was created by Dina Yorke in the winter of 2002. Though she insists that it isn’t her best, and that they were just doodles done for fun, I insisted that they be posted here. Our compromise is represented below… she allowed me to post three of my favorite ones:

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“Eyes Over the Eight-Ball” (Dina Yorke)

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“Get Out of My Head and Leave Me Alone!” (Dina Yorke)

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“Council Chamber.” (Dina Yorke)

Target Markets

Through extensive market research, the author has learned who will purchase “The Bloodlines of Rollinsford”: Read more »

Vampires exist in this world, most dwelling together in various, somewhat isolated, clans. Though most clans adhere to their own separate systems of belief and religion, they are all united under one god, and realize that He is every bit as powerful as the god worshiped by their mortal victims. Read more »