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GRAY FEVER An Original Serialized Novel Published by Everward Press An Everward Storyworks Publication

Cover Art and Photography

The cover artwork for Gray Fever incorporates an aerial photograph of Morgantown, West Virginia, uploaded to Wikimedia Commons by Quintin Soloviev. The original photograph is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). License information: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Modifications: The original photograph has been adapted for the cover through digital image processing, including changes to lighting, color, atmosphere, composition, and the addition of typography and other artistic elements. The cover design is an adaptation created for Everward Press. Attribution does not imply that the original photographer endorses Gray Fever, Everward Press, or Everward Storyworks.

Editorial and Research Acknowledgments

This section will recognize individuals and organizations whose contributions, research assistance, photographs, or other materials help bring Gray Fever to readers. Additional acknowledgments and credits will be added as the series develops.

Copyright and Publication

Gray Fever is a work of fiction. Its characters, incidents, and events are fictional or used fictitiously. References to actual places, institutions, and organizations do not imply their participation in or endorsement of this publication. © 2026 Everward Press. All rights reserved in the original literary content, subject to the rights of third-party materials identified above.
John DeRossett
John DeRossett

John E. DeRossett is a professional writer with more than three decades of experience in journalism, communications, and storytelling. His work has appeared in publications including Family Handyman, Taste of Home, GMC, and SFGate, where he has written on subjects ranging from home improvement and automotive topics to feature articles and human-interest stories. A U.S. Navy veteran, DeRossett grew up in the small railroad town of Rowlesburg, West Virginia, where many of the people, places, and experiences that shaped his life continue to influence his writing. His fiction explores perseverance, family, hope, redemption, and the quiet strength found in ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances. He is the author of The Dream in His Pocket and November Rain: The River Came at Night, among other works, and is currently developing several novels and feature screenplays. His screenplays are written under the pen name Emory Cain. John lives in Southern California with his wife, Marlene, where he continues to write every day while building Everward Storyworks, a creative studio dedicated to stories that endure long after the final page or closing credits.

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