Genre Agnostic Speculative Fiction
(An update from Spiral Publishing that I couldn’t be happier about! For the first time, I have more pre-orders for my Voices through Time novella Walking the Ghosts in Large Print than standard.)
With our Large Print editions selling well over the summer, we decided to make that format available for all of our novellas, novels, and collections (when possible, more on that later). We’re delighted to have this format available for anyone who needs or just wants it.
I’m tickled to say my first pro short story sale is out! Fiction River: Superstitious includes my story “The Worry Trap” and a whole bunch of other eerie, creepy, and entirely entertaining stories that are perfect for your October reading. I’ve read every story in the collection, and Mark Leslie did a fantastic job putting the collection together. Get your copy in print or ebook today!
Jason and I will both be out and about this Saturday, October 12, for Indie Author Day!
I’ll be at the Russell County Public Library in Lebanon from 10 to 3. Jason will be at the Arts Depot in Abingdon for a kid-themed day from 10-2.
Speaking of November, Jason and I are part of a wonderful holiday-themed project that will feature 35 short stories by some of our favorite writers and good friends! And these range from sweet holiday romances to moving winter holiday tales all the way to bloody holiday mysteries, so no matter your own feelings about this time of year, we’ve got you covered.
I’m taking my turn as featured storyteller over at The Infinite Bard with Sensing the Storm! This free story is a prequel to my Storms of Future Past series, featuring one character who’s already in the series and another who stars in an upcoming novella (and possibly more).
To celebrate the final stretch of the Racing the Clock StoryBundle including Until Death and my sequel to Songs in the Mountain that came out of the blue, I’m offering a buy-one-get-two Series Starter Bundle!
The fun of the Racing the Clock Thriller StoryBundle and new attention to Until Death (and the upcoming sequel) has me thinking about where the whole thing started.
It’s the most clear example of how my stories are influenced and even wholly inspired by my surroundings, so I dug back into my photos from our two trips to Transylvania to have a look.
