Flash fiction project: one dark story per day, all the way through October, each one based on one normal thing gone wrong. More of this year’s stories here. You can find last year’s stories here, or at Amazon as October Nights. … Normal thing: Unexpected Friendships. … GETTING OVER IT Mom and me and Princess Cookie were riding […]
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Flash fiction project: one dark story per day, all the way through October, each one based on one normal thing gone wrong. More of this year’s stories here. You can find last year’s stories here, or at Amazon as October Nights. … Normal thing: Bookstore. … FINAL CLEARANCE EVERYTHING MUST GO For years I lived next to a
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Today begins a bunch of free short fiction for the month of October! I decided this year to go with a theme of “Normal things that people normally enjoy…gone wrong.” You can find last year’s stories here, or at Amazon as October Nights. … Normal thing: Coffee. … JUST ANOTHER MONDAY MORNING HELL So I’m just about
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. … Japanese Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edogawa Rampo is a collection of short stories set in Japan. The stories are all written
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Amazon | Universal Buy Link | Goodreads | Author Website Author Facebook Page | Author Goodreads Page | Author Twitter Author Amazon Page Welcome to fellow author Shannon Lawrence! Previous interviews with Richard Bamberg, Rob Chansky, P.R. Adams, Megan Rutter, Jason Dias, and MJ Bell are also available. … 1. This collection is made up of short, creepy horror tales, not necessarily splatterpunk but not
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. … The Vegetarian is a short novel set in contemporary Korea. Yeong-hye is a housewife who, after a terrible dream, decides to become
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Amazon | Goodreads | Author Website Author Facebook Page | Author Goodreads Page | Author Amazon Page Welcome to fellow author M.J. Bell, also author of The Chronicles of the Secret Prince trilogy. Previous interviews with Richard Bamberg, Rob Chansky, P.R. Adams, Megan Rutter, and Jason Dias are also available. 1. I know you worked hard on making the time travel as accurate as possible. Can you tell
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Amazon | Goodreads | Twitter | Patreon | Author Website Author Facebook Page | Author Goodreads Page | Author Amazon Page Welcome to fellow author Jason Dias, author of Sanguine Vengeance, The Worst of Us, Endpoint of Sentience, and more. Previous interviews with Richard Bamberg, Rob Chansky, P.R. Adams, and Megan Rutter are also available. 1. Your book starts out with a character, Jaye, who feels she isn’t human because she was,
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. … By Source (WP:NFCC#4), Fair use, Link The Stanley Parable is a video game, not a book.
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I’m trying to look at books the way a librarian might, in order to help get me better at thinking from a reader’s point of view. Here are the other posts in the series. … I’m just going to say it. Sometimes works of pure genius don’t get
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