Kari Kilgore

Genre Agnostic Fiction

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The Visions of the Future StoryBundle, and the Threat in Plurapod Pathogen

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Just over ten days left to pick up the fantastic Visions of the Future StoryBundle, including my space opera novel Plurapod Pathogen! You’ll get nine other wonderful books as well, including a short story collection and a cat-forward anthology, starting at only $15.

That’s a lot of great science fiction reading for you and your sci-fi loving loved ones as we wind down the year and settle in for the holidays.

Head over to our curator Dean Wesley Smith’s blog post for more about each book, and of course check out the StoryBundle website for covers, descriptions, excerpts, and all the details.

Here’s Dean’s introduction to Plurapod Pathogen, and read on for more about the fascinating/creepy origin of the novel’s pathogen. Hint: It has a solid basis in reality.

“Kari Kilgore in PLURAPOD PATHOGEN gives us the first book in her Empire Revealed series. This is fairly near future science fiction with a lot of twists and turns and great characters as only Kari can write them.”

The Visions of the Future StoryBundle and Plurapod Pathogen!

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I’m delighted to have my space opera novel Plurapod Pathogen as part of the Visions of the Future StoryBundle! For a limited time only, you can pick up ten wonderful science fiction ebooks for $15.

Just think of all the supply-chain worries you can avoid while getting your holiday shopping done early, and giving yourself the gift of reading!

With stories from Barbara G. Tarn, Marcelle Dube, Kris Katzen, Maggie Lynch, Annie Reed, Kris Austen Radcliffe, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, our curator Dean Wesley Smith, and several more in a collection of cat-centric short stories, you won’t want to miss Visions of the Future.

But head on over to https://storybundle.com/future before time runs out! And read on for more about discovering the aliens of Plurapod Pathogen.

Killer Deal on Creepy Stories: Leather Tomes and Spiderwebs

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All KINDS of fun short story things going on right now to tell y’all about! Starting with a fabulous price on a seasonally appropriate, extremely eerie collection for a few more days. My story “In the Company of Women” is one that creeps *me* out, and it’s surrounded by some incredible company here. It was also a Silver Honorable Mention in the Writers of the Future Contest.

Check out the links in the comments and grab Leather Tomes and Spiderwebs for $0.99 and stock up on holiday reading for the most wonderful time of the year!

The Getting Justice StoryBundle and the Joys of Research!

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First things first: the wonderful Getting Justice StoryBundle is in its final days! So don’t let your chance to grab ten excellent ebooks for a great price get away. You’ll find a remarkable number of approaches to justice, what it means, and how to get it from some of the best writers working today.

Go grab yours before time runs out! Then read on for more about my included novel Independent by Means of Magic, and the ways I approached orienting myself in the fascinating Victorian Era in London, with a fantasy twist.

Story Titles and the Getting Justice StoryBundle!

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I couldn’t be happier to see my Victorian Era crime fantasy novel Independent by Means of Magic included in the Getting Justice StoryBundle, partly because of the unusual way this story took shape in the writing engine inside my head. I had to give myself time to find the story in this case, and finding the eventual title was a journey all by itself.

There are nine other fantastic books by some of my favorite writers in this bundle, all with their own unique focus on justice and how to get it. And you can get all the ebooks at a great bargain, but check it out before time runs out!

My Year of Short Stories and Collections (so far)

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With August being my birthday month, I often take stock of how the year is going in all kinds of ways. Since this website focuses on my fiction, that’s where my thoughts turned today.

I didn’t especially plan it as 2021 came into focus through the chaos and confusion toward the end of the decade of 2020, but this has turned into The Year of Short Stories and Collections. And I’m having all kinds of fun with the writing and the publishing.

You’re sure to find a collection that suits your tastes for your end-of-summer short story reading!