Hey folks. A story of mine has been published in Allegory Volume 37/64. You can read it right now. Free for a limited time!
This one is called “A Traveler’s Guide to Thalanyji” and was really fun to write. Let me know what you think!
I’m happy to report you can read more of my words at Twenty-Two Twenty-Eight Multimedia Publishing. Written many years ago and finally seeing the light of day, this one is called “Heads or Tails”.
There are also a couple more very exciting publications coming from me in the near future. Stay tuned!
The Blood Tomes, Volume 2: Creatures is officially for sale! Check it out on Amazon.
Creatures. In the horror genre, the word conjures primal instincts of fear and flight, of tingles down your spine and creeping terror across your brain. From towering giants to crawling atrocities, we present to you twenty stories from the minds of award-winning and experienced authors and newcomers to the genre from across the globe. We are proud to feature these fine ladies and gentlemen and their talents between these pages.
Eric J. Guignard
Jason McCuiston
Danielle Davis
Jamie Mason
Dan Fields
Kenneth Bykerk
Joseph S. Walker
Gregory L. Norris
Mark Silcox
Nicola Lombardi
Melissa Watkins Starr
D.C. Phillips
Isabella Hunter
P. R. O’Leary
Lawrence Dagstine
Jennifer Loring
T.J. Tranchell
A.M. Harte
Oreoluwa Arowobusoye
Matthew LyonsMay the creatures in this anthology awaken your primitive senses and make you think twice before reaching for that light to turn it off and plunge you into darkness.
Tell-Tale Press is soon releasing volume two of their short story collection series. Blood Tomes: Creatures contains Dead Meat, my story about a farm that becomes overrun by crazed animals.
Pre-orders start May 17th, and the books will be released on May 23rd. Check them out!
And if you happen to be in the Phoenix area on May 23rd-26th, visit the Phoenix Fan Fusion convention where Tell-Tale Press will have a table full of fun stuff. (Also, say Hi to Jeff Goldblum and tell him The Fly is amazing.)
My story, Pollen, has been published in the new anthology, Future Visions: Volume 3.
A dying ecology. An agricultural system on the brink of collapse. Science has a solution: robotic bees. Tiny flying drones capable of crop pollination. A lot is riding on this first test. But for Abby and her fellow roboticists, the results may be more than they bargained for.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
