Today brings to the world my first published stories for 2019!
“Daisy” is the short story of a dog and the slight she cannot forgive. You can read it free at the Gallows Hill Magazine website.
Also for a quick read, check out “Sunday Afternoon for Benny Rose” at Dime Show Review, where they type ten-word stories on vintage typewriters and upload the results. Pretty snazzy!
And of course, Happy Women in Horror month!
I’m a little late on this, but the paperback for Neon Druid is now available on Amazon. Many incredible stories lurk inside, including mine, “The Burning of the Blueberries.” Now in paperback!
If you’re up for a little holiday horror, there’s plenty to be found at The Horror Tree’s Trembling With Fear update. Among the many spooky stories is “It Takes a Village” (fifth story down), about a ghost and a dreadful Christmas many years ago.
Neon Druid: An Anthology of Urban Celtic Fantasy collects stories dipping into the background of various western European folklore and draws into our modern world.
Among others you’ll find my horror story, “The Burning of the Blueberries,” about a man who joins a gentleman’s society, only to discover a dark secret.
It’s available right now on Kindle! Paperback coming soon!
Published by Mt. Misery Press.
This holiday season, sci-fi magazine Planet Scumm has released a special winter horror issue. Planet Scumm #6 is packed with chilling tales for this season of snow and spookiness, including my story, “Scarlet Hide Molly.”
You can order it in print right here.
Online literary magazine Five on the Fifth has released their November 2018 issue. There, you’ll find a few cool stories, including one by me, “The Man Upstairs,” a horror story which follows Erin to her friend Annette’s new home, where a dreadful secret lives in the attic.
“The Man Upstairs” is free to read, so check it out right now!
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ust in time for Halloween, Gypsum Sound Tales has released Thuggish Itch: Devilish, a collection of stories about demons and devils. In it, you’ll find my story “Numerology’s Make” along with twelve other unsettling tales.
It’s available right now in paperback!
The Kindle version will be available on November 1st.
My debut horror novella, The Possession of Natalie Glasgow, is now available for purchase on Amazon.
“Throughout, there’s a sense of menace and danger, which is a hard thing to maintain, and the author handles it very well.” – Inconsistent Pacing Reviews and Discussion
“If you are looking for a quick, frightening read that touches on the primal fear within us all, this is your story.” – Cats Luv Coffee Book Reviews
(note: previously released under another title, updated July 2019)
A quick update: Things in the Well Publications has released its second annual Halloween-themed anthology Trickster’s Treats #2: More Tales from the Pumpkin Patch, has been released. Among over thirty other stories by wonderful authors, you’ll my short story, “The Eater of Rainbows.”
You can find it on Amazon in paperback and on Kindle. All profits go to supporting the Homeless Women’s Shelters, Ltd.
There’s still time to pre-order The Haunting of Natalie Glasgow, releasing tomorrow.
“There’s real fear experienced in The Haunting of Natalie Glasgow and the author commands it to rise off the pages and wrap itself around you, coating you in anxiety and unease.” writes Valerie of Cats Luv Coffee Book Reviews in an absolutely glowing review.
Something’s wrong with eleven-year-old Natalie Glasgow.
I am proud to announce the upcoming release of my debut novella, The Possession of Natalie Glasgow, available digitally at Amazon on October 2nd.
(note: previously under a different title, updated as of July 2019)