Toby Tate
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Toby Tate has been a writer since about the age of 12, when he first began writing short stories and publishing his own movie monster magazine. He is a freelance journalist and writer with dozens of pieces published on sites like eHow.com as well as in The Pedestal Magazine, Famous Monsters of Filmland, Scary Monsters Magazine and more.

An Air Force brat who never lived in one place more than two years, Toby joined the U.S. Navy soon after high school and ended up on the east coast. Toby has since worked as a cab driver, a pizza delivery man, a phone solicitor, a shipyard technician, a government contractor, a retail music salesman, a bookseller, a cell phone salesman, a recording studio engineer, a graphic designer and a newspaper reporter.

Toby's first novel, DIABLERO, a supernatural thriller, was published by Nightbird Publishing in Oct. 2010. A songwriter and musician, Toby lives near the Great Dismal Swamp in northeastern North Carolina.
Influences/Inspirations:
Arthur Conan Doyle, Edgar Allen Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, Robert Heinlein, Ray Bradbury, Stephen King
Favorite Writers and Artists:
Stephen King, Bentley Little, James Patterson, Dean Koontz, Lee Child, Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, Steve Alten, James Rollins, Nelson DeMille, John Saul, Edward Lee, Richard Laymon
Current Projects:
Currently working on a followup to DIABLERO and an e-book collection of his short stories.
Interests:
Music, reading, writing, politics, classic sci-fi/horror movies.
University Affiliations:
Elizabeth City State University
Contact Information:
tobygtate@yahoo.com

Books (1 of 1)

Diablero
2010

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in 1718, Captain Robert Maynard killed Blackbeard the pirate in battle, imprisoning the demon that possessed him. Now someone has opened that prison...and Diablero walks again. [watch]
 

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posted at 08/21/11 - 10:35 PM
Check out the latest post on my blog site: Chasing the Fame Train. http://tobytate.blogspot.com/
posted at 07/23/11 - 10:24 AM
For three centuries, the bones of Blackbeard the Pirate have rested far beneath the waters of the cold, dark Atlantic. But some legends refuse to die ... now DIABLERO walks again. DIABLERO now on e-book - http://www.tobytatestories.com/.
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