Percival Hoover
A coastal town. Two dead teens. And a dog with too many questions. A psychological noir mystery.

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29
Dec

Publication Schedule Update — Collateral Death: Episode 1

By BELLWICK COUNCIL MARKETING DEPARTMENT | Following a routine review process, the release of Collateral Death – Episode 1 as a complimentary
07
Dec

We Are on Amazon – “Collateral Death” Now Available for Pre-Order

By BELLWICK COUNCIL MARKETING DEPARTMENT | We are on Amazon. As the Hoover Documentation Project enters the final review and correction
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23
Oct

Official Visual Materials Completed – “Collateral Death” Cover Approved

By BELLWICK COUNCIL MARKETING DEPARTMENT | Following the completion of the manuscript earlier this month, the Bellwick Council is pleased to
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03
Oct

A Clarification Regarding the Draft

By PERCIVAL HOOVER | The draft is finished, yes. But the truth inside it — that still needs attention. The Council calls
03
Oct

Public Notice: Draft Completed – Review Process Commencing

By BELLWICK COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE and PERCIVAL HOOVER | After seven months of sustained collaboration, the Bellwick Council is pleased to
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12
Jul

Drafting “Collateral Death” – A Work in Progress

By J. KUSHLEY, Council-Appointed Author | Six months since the Council decided I was the man to turn an investigation into
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07
Jul

Public Outreach Initiative: Managing Expectations

By BELLWICK COUNCIL MARKETING DEPARTMENT | Following recent public engagement regarding Detective Hoover’s commentary on the ongoing documentation process, the
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28
Jun

Who Gets to Tell It

By PERCIVAL HOOVER | They keep calling this a “documentation project.” That’s generous. It feels more like a surveillance upgrade.
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09
Jun

Progress Report: Marginally Ahead of Schedule

By ALBERTA HIGGINS, Council Coordination Office | As part of my trainee assignment within the Bellwick Council’s Department of Communications,
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24
May

How to Write About a Detective Who Doesn’t Want to Be Written About

By J. KUSHLEY, Council-Appointed Author | When the Bellwick Council first contacted me, they said they needed a “civilian collaborator” to
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