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Trick or tweet? "Goosebumps" author R.L. Stine releases Halloween tale on Twitter

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By Jennifer Brett
Oct 31, 2014
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Credit: Jennifer Brett

Author R.L. Stine, whose work "Goosebumps" was adapted into a Jack Black movie that filmed in Atlanta recently, has a Halloween treat for all fans on Twitter.

The prolific author released a spooky tale in time for Halloween, entirely on his Twitter feed.

I've posted a couple of his literary tweets here but don't worry, I didn't spoil the ending!

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