New Fiction Online: “The Nest”
I have a new short story up online in the August 2013 Crossed Genres magazine: “The Nest,” a SF story about a teacher who has to deal with the terrors of an alien planet–Earth!
I have a new short story up online in the August 2013 Crossed Genres magazine: “The Nest,” a SF story about a teacher who has to deal with the terrors of an alien planet–Earth!
I have just learned that Powell’s bookstore isn’t as huge as people describe it. Powell’s! It’s bigger than Tattered Cover, to be sure, but not of the immensity that people describe. When people (i.e., book lovers) talk about it, it sounds miraculous: more than a collection of books, a Mecca. I was expecting something that
Adrienne hides a secret face from the world: she craves eating with an insatiable, magical hunger. Only her husband, Miklos, an undertaker, knows the truth. And yet loves her, passionately. Because of her appetites, not in spite of them. Then Miklos dies of a heart attack, and his brother Andros, the owner of the family
Now available at B&N, Amazon, Smashwords, Apple, Kobo, Powell’s and more. If you would like to read a copy of the story online for free until August 4th, go to the author’s website. Winter Fruit by DeAnna Knppling Adrienne hides a secret face from the world: she craves eating with an insatiable, magical hunger. Only
Would you like a free copy? The print version of Guinea Pig Apocalypse is up. Yay! You can order it online at Amazon or B&N, and probably a bajillion other online bookstores. However, I could use some reviews. I have a giveaway going on at LibraryThing right now; you can scroll down or do a search for “guinea” to find it
Would you like a free copy? The print version of Guinea Pig Apocalypse is up. Yay! You can order it online at Amazon or B&N, and probably a bajillion other online bookstores. However, I could use some reviews. I have a giveaway going on at LibraryThing right now; you can scroll down or do a search for “guinea”
Would you like a free copy? The print version of Guinea Pig Apocalypse is up. Yay! You can order it online at Amazon or B&N, and probably a bajillion other online bookstores. However, I could use some reviews. I have a giveaway going on at LibraryThing right now; you can scroll down or do a
Right. If you would like to be a first reader on a 42K Victorian fantasy short novel with some sex, a soupcon of WTFery, and a gallon of smartassery, let me know; I’ll send it out on Monday. Sample: James sprinted to the door and flung it open. In the brief glimpse I had before
Available from Amazon, B&N, Kobo, and Smashwords. Awaiting Apple. Be Good DeAnna Knippling Laurie Lee can only watch across the fields as the tornado comes barrelling down on the Home, a place where parents send their kids when they’ve been bad–a place from which her Pa has been saving runaways for years. In the destruction, she finds a choice:
Cover updates on ebooks continues! Things You Don’t Want but Have to Take DeAnna Knippling Madeline lived an ordinary life, married to a company man, staying home all day to help out at church, bake cookies, and pretend that she had never been anything but a housewife. Then the past comes back to haunt her: