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"A clown with an axe walks into a church..." by James Pratt June 16, 2011 $0.99 4963 words Sample 30%
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James Pratt likes to create realistically flawed but basically decent characters and have them cross paths with serial killer angels, redneck vampires, slithering horrors from other dimensions, and the end of the world. He also likes to write stories that demonstrate how the ever-present darkness threatening to wash over the world like a wave of endless night can be held back with a little courage and a big shotgun (assuming one hasn't already used both barrels, of course). Some take place in the distant past, others in the far future, and still others somewhere between eight minutes ago and twelve minutes from now. Whether sci-fi, adventure, or straight-out horror, the running theme is that the universe is very, very big and we are very, very small.
"The Cantor and the Werewolf" PLUS Bonus: "Bones" by G Miki Hayden Nov. 09, 2011 $0.99 4610 words Sample 15%
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Miki has taught at Writer's Digest University for more than a decade. She's had novels and writing instructionals in print and won an Edgar for a short story of hers that appeared in an anthology.
#5 Shades of Gray- Night of the Twilight- The Chimera Strain by Kristie Lynn Higgins #5 Shades of Gray- Night of the Twilight- The Chimera Strain by Kristie Lynn Higgins Dec. 19, 2011 $5.99 83766 words Sample 10%
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#6 Shades of Gray- Dawn of the Twilight- Outbreak by Kristie Lynn Higgins #6 Shades of Gray- Dawn of the Twilight- Outbreak by Kristie Lynn Higgins Dec. 19, 2011 $5.99 84591 words Sample 10%
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#7 Shades of Gray- Day of the Twilight- Patient Zero by Kristie Lynn Higgins #7 Shades of Gray- Day of the Twilight- Patient Zero by Kristie Lynn Higgins Dec. 20, 2011 $5.99 75515 words Sample 10%
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#8 Shades of Gray- Land of the Twilight- Closing of Days by Kristie Lynn Higgins #8 Shades of Gray- Land of the Twilight- Closing of Days by Kristie Lynn Higgins Jan. 02, 2012 $5.99 94293 words Sample 10%
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'Put your back into it!' - The Phantom of Toerning Mill (Interludes) by David Elvar 'Put your back into it!' - The Phantom of Toerning Mill (Interludes) by David Elvar Dec. 17, 2009 $0.99 6648 words Sample 50%
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Who am I? A children's author. I cover all market sectors from those aimed at the very young (often to be read to them) up to the Young Adult market. All my books slot into specific imprints according to length and target audience. As follows... Snippets - Shorter books aimed at younger readers or adults looking for something to read to them at bedtime. BratReads - No, not books for brats, books that are themselves a little brat-ish. By turns, funny, awkward, anarchic or just a little thoughtful. TeenReads - As the name implies, books for teenagers. Adventurous and rebellious. Next in the series: 'No, Papa'. Interludes - A series of short books aimed at the Young Adult/Crossover audience. Mystical, mysterious and sometimes a little scary, you might want to read these with the light on. Tales of the Night - Full length ghost stories for the YA/Crossover market. Next in the series: 'Heretic'. Shona Madoc - She's young, she's blonde and she's a little spitfire when riled. If that isn't enough to make you keep your distance, she's also a medium. Next in the series: 'Congregation'. Anything not included in the above is a stand-alone novel for the YA/Crossover market. One title so far - 'Continuum' - to be followed by 'Mount 37', a dystopian novel set in the uncomfortably near future. All my books subject to translation can now be found here: https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/boglebooks/authors#published As for me on a personal level, I'm English born and bred, now living in Denmark. I'm married to Soprano Maria Johannsen whose homepage can be found here: http://www.mariajohannsen.dk/ I may be contacted on ghosthunter457(at)gmail(dot)com
'Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky by David Niall Wilson 'Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky by David Niall Wilson Jan. 04, 2011 $0.99 15110 words Sample 20%
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David Niall Wilson has been writing and publishing horror, dark fantasy, and science fiction since the mid-eighties. His novels include, Vintage Soul, The Mote in Andrea's Eye, Deep Blue, the Grails Covenant Trilogy, Star Trek Voyager: Chrysalis, Except You Go Through Shadow, This is My Blood, and the Dark Ages Vampire clan novel Lasombra, On the Third Day, The Orffyreus Wheel, and the upcoming novels Maelstrom and (with Patricia Lee Macomber) the recent novel Stargate Atlantis: Brimstone. He has over 150 short stories published in five collections, one of which, Defining Moments, was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award in 2007. He has won the Bram Stoker Award for his poetry, and his short fiction. He wrote the screenplay for the movie GODHEAD, released in 2007 from Blurgirl Productions. ( http://www.godheadthemovie.com ) – his Dark Noir Comedy KILLER GREEN has just been optioned by Ambergris Films. David is founder and CEO of Crossroad Press, an up-and-coming digital and audiobook publishing house. http://store.crossroapress.com David lives and loves with Patricia Lee Macomber in the historic William R. White House in Hertford, NC with their children, Billy, Zach, Zane, and Katie, occasionally his college genius daughter Stephanie, two Pekingese, and some fish.
... or so the story goes. by Gail Cox ... or so the story goes. by Gail Cox Oct. 17, 2008 $0.50 2575 words Sample 40%
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...Beware the Jabberwock, My Son by JC Andrijeski ...Beware the Jabberwock, My Son by JC Andrijeski Oct. 13, 2010 $0.99 15970 words Sample 20%
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JC Andrijeski has published novels, short stories, essays and articles. Her short fiction has appeared in several anthologies and webzines, and a children's story of hers was published in an illustrated anthology by Wonderella. She also published a graphic novel set in the world created in her Allie’s War series, and has penned the occasional screenplay. Her nonfiction articles cover subjects from graffiti art, meditation, psychology, journalism and history, and have been published in venues ranging from online arts and literary magazines to print venues such as the NY Press. She moved from NYC to San Francisco in 1997, and since then has lived or spent considerable time in India, Vancouver BC, San Francisco, Albuquerque, Portland, Los Angeles, Seattle, New York, San Diego, Prague, London, Berlin, Sydney, Australia and Swinoujscie, Poland. She currently lives in McLeod Ganj, India, a location she drew on a fair bit in writing the Allie's War books. Please visit JC Andrijeski's website at: http://www.jcandrijeski.com or Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/syrimne
13 Blackouts by Steve Peterson 13 Blackouts by Steve Peterson April 07, 2011 $0.99 21275 words Sample 20%
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After the tedium of high school, and inspired by the great anti-war film Apocalypse Now, Steve Peterson joined the army. He served at Fort Benning, Georgia, on the demilitarized zone in Korea, and at the National Training Center in the Mojave desert. After escape, he realized that sitting in a classroom wasn't so tedious after all and studied philosophy at UCLA, USC and Rutgers University-where he studied philosophy of space & time, philosophy of quantum mechanics, and cognitive science because philosophy simpliciter just wasn't obscure enough.
13 Broken Nightlights by Barry Napier 13 Broken Nightlights by Barry Napier Sep. 28, 2011 Free! 45030 words Read a sample
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Barry has had more than 30 stories and poems published online and in print. He is the author of Debris, A Mouth for Picket Fences, The Masks of Our Fathers, and The Final Study of Cooper M. Reid.
13 Drops of Blood by James Roy Daley 13 Drops of Blood by James Roy Daley Dec. 17, 2010 $4.99 51369 words Sample 20%
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James Roy Daley is a writer, editor, and a professional musician. He studied film at the Toronto Film School, music at Humber College, and English at the University of Toronto. In 2007 his first novel, The Dead Parade, was released in 1,110 bookstores across America. In 2009 he founded a book company called Books of the Dead Press, where he enjoyed immediate success working with many of the biggest names in horror. His first two anthologies, Best New Zombie Tales Volume One, and Best New Zombie Tales Volume Two, far exceeded sales predictions, leading many of the top horror writers in the world to view his little company as one worth watching. 13 Drops of Blood is his first collection.
13 Echoes by T. A. Bradley 13 Echoes by T. A. Bradley Oct. 06, 2011 $0.99 50859 words Sample 20%
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Born in Philadelphia, PA, T. A. Bradley lives in Conshohocken, PA with his fianceé, two German shepherds and a cat. He served with the Army Medical Corps during Vietnam as a Clinical Specialist. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Microbiology, his Master's work done in Virology. He has worked for a number of biotech companies as a virologist, which generates some fairly sick story ideas. He is the author of several short stories, with two completed novels and three in the works. His short stories have appeared in several magazines. Weeping Willow will appear in the upcoming edition of John Betancourt's WildSide Press's Vampire Megapack. He now writes full time.
13 Horror Stories by John McDonnell 13 Horror Stories by John McDonnell Sep. 21, 2010 $2.99 8451 words Sample 10%
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I've been writing since I was six years old. I've done just about every form of writing except the backs of cereal boxes. I might try that one of these days too.
13 Scary Stories by John McDonnell 13 Scary Stories by John McDonnell April 08, 2011 $2.99 11805 words Sample 20%
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I've been writing since I was six years old. I've done just about every form of writing except the backs of cereal boxes. I might try that one of these days too.
13 Short Sharp Tales of Horror by Carole Gill 13 Short Sharp Tales of Horror by Carole Gill Dec. 08, 2011 $0.99 10271 words Sample 10%
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My novel, THE HOUSE ON BLACKSTONE MOOR is available in print from Drive Thru Horror My novel is more than a vampire novel it goes beyond vampires and studies supernatural and human evil. Due to reader response, I am working on the sequel which will be released later this year. Itis entitled Unholy Testament.
13: Tales of Dark Fiction by Adam Bradley 13: Tales of Dark Fiction by Adam Bradley Dec. 03, 2011 $4.99 52317 words Sample 20%
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Morpheus Tales begun in June 2008, and publishes a regularly quarterly fiction magazine, and an accompanying free online non-fiction magazine, (in January, April, July and October), and as many special issues as we can manage. Free previews, free downloads, and ordering information can be found on our website: www.morpheustales.com
13A by Josh Covington 13A by Josh Covington Dec. 06, 2009 $1.00 4126 words Sample 25%
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My fiction has been published in a number of literary journals including Reflections, Writers of Readers, My Legacy, Nuvein Online, and EWG Presents. I've also written for several local publications including Style Weekly, Virginia Business, and Richmond Magazine. I enjoy Seinfeld reruns, the Atlanta Braves, and Beatles songs written by John, Paul, or George. Sorry, Ringo. In Search of Monsters is my first book.
1914: Golgotha by Howard Webster 1914: Golgotha by Howard Webster Dec. 19, 2011 $2.99 58820 words Sample 20%
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Howard Webster is a globally published photographer, writer and director. His work has been published in magazines as diverse as the Sunday Times Magazine, the Irish Times Magazine and Russian Vogue. Just a few of the famous faces he has photographed include Sir Ian McKellen, Terrence Howard, Camilla Belle, Ben Barnes, John Hurt, Terry Gilliam, Jonny Lee Miller, Amy Smart, Rhys Ifans, Tom Chambers, Stacy Keibler, Michael Sheen and the indie rock band, Lustra. He pioneered digital, on-line graphic novels. Written and directed by Howard, his first production, The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore, was nominated in the ‘Best Short Form Audio-visual Drama’ category at the MIPCOM Awards in Cannes and was made an Official Honoree at the 12th Webby Awards in New York. The Many Worlds of Jonas Moore which was later optioned by MGM. Since then Howard has directed Dragon, a film about extreme soccer, and a critically acclaimed comedy short based upon his US and UK published column, Meet Pursuit Delange. His plans for 2012 include releasing an anthology of published writing called "Meet Pursuit Delange and other musings on death, chaos & celebrity' and directing the movie version of Meet Pursuit Delange.
20 Days in the Darkness: 20 Flash Fiction Stories by Joshua Scribner 20 Days in the Darkness: 20 Flash Fiction Stories by Joshua Scribner May 20, 2011 $0.99 11986 words
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Joshua Scribner is the author of eight published novels and over 100 short stories. He currently lives in Michigan with his wife and two daughters. Up to date information on his work can be found at joshuascribner.com.
20 Years After The Zombie Apocalypse by Lee Emerick 20 Years After The Zombie Apocalypse by Lee Emerick April 20, 2011 $2.99 33212 words Sample 15%
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About the Author Lee Emerick born July 1982, is an author based in Staffordshire, England. Father to Libbi and William, married to Alison Emerick Lee enjoys writing in the little spare time he has available. Keenly interested in the genres of Sci-Fi and Horror, Lee is looking to expand his horizons and move into the Crime/thriller genre with his latest work ‘The Mind of a Killer’. Background Born in Harlow, Essex, Lee moved to Leek, Staffordshire at the age of 4. Schooled at Leek High School then subsequently Leek College Lee has been in continuous professional employment since then. After several failed attempts at writing a book, Lee finally succeeded in 2009 when he released Super Nova. A book of the Sci-Fi genre, Lee took the inspiration from his favourite films and based the characters entirely on his friends. Please with the outcome of Super Nova, a sequel was soon to follow called Mechanical Jihad. Influenced by the Dune series Lee had so enjoyed it was written as a tribute to the series as well as to compliment Super Nova. Moving on from Sci-Fi, Lee entered the Horror genre with Extinction Theory in 2010. Please with the outcome and popularity with the book Lee then decided to take Horror a step further and enter the Post Apocalyptic sub genre of Horror. After publishing 20 Years After The Zombie Apocalypse and the success of strong sales and positive reviews, Lee quickly followed it with the sequel Survival After The Zombie Apocalypse which has also been very successful. Looking to explore other genres Lee is currently writing a book by the name of The Mind of a Killer which will be an entry into the Crime/Thriller genre. Also in the pipeline is a return to Sci-Fi but of a Post-Apocalyptic sub genre currently titled Solar Apocalypse which will explore the end of earth and the survivors left behind. Interests Genres of interest go without saying really, Sci-Fi, Horror and more recently crime. Zombies in particular hold my fascination! The Dune Series - to be fair it is just awesome. Looking after the kids (not always through choice!). Entertaining the wife (hard work at times). Science and technology Contact info@leeemerick.co.uk
2:27 A.M. by Stephen James Price 2:27 A.M. by Stephen James Price Oct. 20, 2011 $2.99 55301 words Sample 20%
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3 Powers: 3 Short Works by Joshua Scribner 3 Powers: 3 Short Works by Joshua Scribner May 06, 2011 $0.99 2935 words
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Joshua Scribner is the author of eight published novels and over 100 short stories. He currently lives in Michigan with his wife and two daughters. Up to date information on his work can be found at joshuascribner.com.
30 Minute Plan by Gerald Rice 30 Minute Plan by Gerald Rice Feb. 22, 2011 Free! 11337 words Read a sample
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Okay, my last biography was loooooong and boring. I didn't realize how dull it was until I actually tried to go back and read it. Blah-blah-blah. Anyway. I'm Gerald Dean Rice. Used to be Gerald Rice--I suppose I still am, but all future works shall include my middle name. It's a rebranding thing. I've always been into horror. When I was in kindergarten my mother took me right from school to see Creepshow. I saw a ton of stuff I shouldn't have when I was a kid. I got a book of ghost stories when I was 11 for Christmas. These were the days before YA novels, unless you picked up one of those namby-pamby VC Andrews books. Okay, scratch that; I've never actually read a VC Andrews book. But the more I read and the older I got the more I wanted to write my own stories. I tried my hand at writing comic book stories with my best friend in high school, but we had no clue how to break into comics. I submitted my first story to Cemetery Dance back in 2000. It took somewhere around 7 months for the to respond. I was so proud even though they'd rejected me. The truth of it was it wasn't a very original story and it was very straightforward. There was a whole lot I didn't know about writing back then. But I learned pretty quick and have since had stories published in print and on-line. My first novel, "The Ghost Toucher", was published in 2010. It was born out of several failed novel-writing attempts and I'm immensely proud of what I created. I've since put out a couple short collections of my own and a few zombie shorts. My newest project, "Fleshbags" was just published. I kind of had a "In Treatment" thing in my head like when Paul's patients have some aspect of them reflected in his personal life. I blended my characters that way (tough to explain what I mean). But it's definitely something different than you've ever read and I'd suggest giving it a try.
33 A.D. by David McAfee 33 A.D. by David McAfee March 20, 2010 $2.99 95016 words Sample 25%
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I was born in Lakenheath AFB in England. I wrote my first book at age 6 (no, it was never published!) and started my first novel at age 12. Of course, shortly afterward I discovered girls and that book remains unfinished to this day. I currently live in Tennessee with my wife, daughter, and a horde of furry creatures.
363: Reluctant Reaper by Edward O'Dell 363: Reluctant Reaper by Edward O'Dell May 05, 2011 $0.99 30120 words Sample 40%
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Hailing from the hills of West Virginia, I am one of eight siblings (all boys).
3Pack- Gregory Paul Dail Collection (science fiction & horror short stories) by Gregory Paul Dail 3Pack- Gregory Paul Dail Collection (science fiction & horror short stories) by Gregory Paul Dail Jan. 11, 2011 $2.99 9098 words Sample 11%
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4Pack Horror Collection #1 (horror paranormal ghost story) by Various 4Pack Horror Collection #1 (horror paranormal ghost story) by Various Jan. 16, 2011 $3.99 12486 words Sample 8%
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4Pack Horror Collection #3 (horror peter pan jack the ripper sea monster zombie ghost story) by Various 4Pack Horror Collection #3 (horror peter pan jack the ripper sea monster zombie ghost story) by Various Jan. 18, 2011 $3.99 17251 words Sample 8%
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5 Scary Urban Legends: Supernatural Killers by Jeffrey Fisher 5 Scary Urban Legends: Supernatural Killers by Jeffrey Fisher June 01, 2011 $0.99 1260 words
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5 Stories That Bite - A Collection of Vampire Tales by James Pratt 5 Stories That Bite - A Collection of Vampire Tales by James Pratt July 21, 2011 $2.50 19029 words Sample 20%
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James Pratt likes to create realistically flawed but basically decent characters and have them cross paths with serial killer angels, redneck vampires, slithering horrors from other dimensions, and the end of the world. He also likes to write stories that demonstrate how the ever-present darkness threatening to wash over the world like a wave of endless night can be held back with a little courage and a big shotgun (assuming one hasn't already used both barrels, of course). Some take place in the distant past, others in the far future, and still others somewhere between eight minutes ago and twelve minutes from now. Whether sci-fi, adventure, or straight-out horror, the running theme is that the universe is very, very big and we are very, very small.
6 - Portrait of a 21st Century Snuff Fighter by G. Wells Taylor 6 - Portrait of a 21st Century Snuff Fighter by G. Wells Taylor Nov. 21, 2009 $3.99 127293 words Sample 20%
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G. Wells Taylor divides his time between promoting his books and writing GreenMourning, sequel to his popular and FREE horror/scifi novel: The Variant Effect. Taylor lives in Canada and has worked as a writer, journalist and graphic artist.
61 A.D. by David McAfee 61 A.D. by David McAfee Aug. 14, 2011 $2.99 71211 words Sample 25%
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I was born in Lakenheath AFB in England. I wrote my first book at age 6 (no, it was never published!) and started my first novel at age 12. Of course, shortly afterward I discovered girls and that book remains unfinished to this day. I currently live in Tennessee with my wife, daughter, and a horde of furry creatures.
6:02 by Mark A. Clements 6:02 by Mark A. Clements May 11, 2011 $1.99 81745 words Sample 20%
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From earliest childhood, Mark A. Clements loved both storytelling and visual art. With characteristic practicality, he decided he had a better chance of making a living as an artist than as a writer, so he chose to go to art school and relegate writing to the status of "hobby." Later, art degree in hand, he reversed his priorities and began his first novel. The eventual result was the sale of "6:02" to a mainstream publisher. This was followed by the sales of three more novels, all published in hardcover. Two of them, "Lorelei" and "The Land of Nod," went on to win their categories in the San Diego Book Awards, while "The Land of Nod" also took the Theodore S. Geisel Award for Best of the Best of all books competing that year. All four novels have at various times been optioned for film. In the interim, children and economics (which so often go together) compelled Mark to ghostwrite for other people. He also teaches writing courses at San Diego Writer's Ink, and leads workshops at various writer's conferences in Southern California. Meanwhile, he's finishing up a new novel, which he hopes to sell to a traditional print publisher as well as make available in ebook format. Speaking of which, he's thrilled to re-release his first four novels as ebooks. Featuring his own cover art. What goes around...
7 Ways to Steal a Person: 7 Short Works by Joshua Scribner 7 Ways to Steal a Person: 7 Short Works by Joshua Scribner Sep. 10, 2011 $0.99 8556 words Sample 10%
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Joshua Scribner is the author of eight published novels and over 100 short stories. He currently lives in Michigan with his wife and two daughters. Up to date information on his work can be found at joshuascribner.com.
A Beast with four Heads: Book 2 of the Prairie Wolf Trilogy by Joshua Scribner A Beast with four Heads: Book 2 of the Prairie Wolf Trilogy by Joshua Scribner March 10, 2011 $1.99 41142 words Sample 15%
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Joshua Scribner is the author of eight published novels and over 100 short stories. He currently lives in Michigan with his wife and two daughters. Up to date information on his work can be found at joshuascribner.com.
A Beckoning of Shadows by John Grover A Beckoning of Shadows by John Grover Jan. 10, 2011 $0.99 52671 words Sample 20%
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A Bitter Disappointment by Amanda Lawrence Auverigne A Bitter Disappointment by Amanda Lawrence Auverigne Oct. 16, 2010 $0.99 10838 words Sample 7%
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Amanda Lawrence Auverigne writes fiction.
A Boy and his Blog - Days 1 - 14 by Matt Jarbo A Boy and his Blog - Days 1 - 14 by Matt Jarbo Jan. 29, 2012 Free! 2821 words Read a sample
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I'm just a Screenwriter caught up in the crazy, mixed-up world that is Los Angeles. Creating new stories is something I live for. I hope to share some of my ideas with you some day.
A Brief Moment of Lucidity by John Vault A Brief Moment of Lucidity by John Vault April 11, 2011 $1.99 5565 words Sample 30%
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I'm an Englishman abroad in New Zealand, having moved here from the UK about four years ago. Writing for me has evolved from a means of escapism into something of an obsession. A subject that plays a major part in the content of many of my stories. Yes I'm pretty much infatuated with lunacy. It scares the hell out of me. It's all the unpredictability I think. My writing style is unorthodox and rarely sticks firmly to the genre for which it is presented, which is good because formulaic horror is like an 80's pop single. Same old, same old. I like to flip rapidly between gory horror and farcical comedy. I think that this kind of contrast amplifies the effects of both. It certainly affects me that way. I saw a film once, a long time ago, called 'The old dark house'. It was basically horror comedy but it was done so well that it just creeped me out for months! Another of my favourites (for all the wrong reasons) is 'Eraser head'. The atmosphere in this movie just blew me away. I've been criticised in the past for rampant use of expletives in character dialogue but I don't care. The characters that I write about actually live for me. I get to know them like friends and all my friends swear like troopers! I consider myself a normal man, having a wife, children and several household pets, but I have a real dark side and the best way to appease it is to write horror stories. I don't like stuff where the hero always wins out because justice has no place in horror either. Sometimes the hero and the villain are the same character. Sometimes the villains win and the heroes meet with ghastly deaths. When you see the villain/monster die in flames at the end of a movie, it's over. Why not let it live and enjoy the possibility that it just may turn up at your bedroom window in the middle of the night? Isn't that sooo much sexier? If you want to get in touch please feel free to do so. But no stalkers please. I'm fully booked in that department until somewhere around January 2025! I can be reached via my e-publisher at: HiRiscPublications@gmail.com - please put 'FAO John Vault' in the subject header and I'll get it.
A CANDLE IN HER HANDS by Iqra Tariq A CANDLE IN HER HANDS by Iqra Tariq April 26, 2011 Free! 977 words Read a sample
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WHO AM I?? My name is Iqra Tariq.I am currently a student of dow medical college,Karachi,Pakistan. My father's name is Shafqat Ali Tariq. He is also a doctor from Dow medical college. My mother's name is Rashida Tariq
A Captive to the Island of Naked Women by Tom Raimbault A Captive to the Island of Naked Women by Tom Raimbault Feb. 04, 2010 $0.99 5634 words Sample 50%
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Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
A Chat Before Dinner by Michael Kingswood A Chat Before Dinner by Michael Kingswood Aug. 06, 2011 $0.99 2643 words Sample 30%
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I grew up in the Washington, DC area. I'm a graduate of Boston University (Mechanical Engineering) and have graduate degrees from Old Dominion University (Engineering Management) and the University of South Carolina (MBA). I'm a life long fan of science fiction and fantasy literature. I've played D&D for years. I make my living as a professional Naval Officer, but am hoping to break in as a writer as well. I'm married with three kids. We live wherever the Navy sends us.
A Christmas Contract by H K Hillman A Christmas Contract by H K Hillman Dec. 25, 2011 Free! 3125 words Read a sample
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You wouldn't think it to look at him, but H.K. Hillman is a Doctor. Not 'the' Doctor, just 'a' Doctor, and not the medical kind. The scientific kind. This is why writing takes so long. He is obliged to check facts even in fiction. It's in the scientist blood. Speaking of blood, most of his tales are intended to keep you awake at night, when you're alone in the dark. If this happens to you, please spare a thought for the author who has to think these things up. Alone. In the dark.
A Christmas to Remember: A Zombie Story by Kevin Millikin A Christmas to Remember: A Zombie Story by Kevin Millikin Dec. 15, 2011 $0.99 5270 words Sample 20%
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Kevin Millikin lives in Marysville, Washington with his fiancé and a small menagerie of cats. Kevin also drinks too much coffee and smokes too many cigarettes. Over the last couple years, his short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies. His upcoming work include his bizarro novella “Suicide-A-Go-Go,” and “Werewolf of Dope Alley,” both will be available soon.
A Church Possessed by Jeremy Powell A Church Possessed by Jeremy Powell Feb. 12, 2011 $0.99 2785 words Sample 10%
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Jeremy Powell think that it is weird to refer to himself in third person in author bios. He writes mostly short fiction (heavily influenced by H.P. Lovecraft) and dabbles in philosophical essays. He would probably like long walks on the beach if he lived within 300 miles of one.
A Cold And Dark Christmas by Jeffrey Hollar A Cold And Dark Christmas by Jeffrey Hollar Dec. 13, 2011 $0.99 8597 words Sample 10%
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A Cold Wind in July by Craig Shaw Gardner A Cold Wind in July by Craig Shaw Gardner Oct. 01, 2011 $4.99 74115 words
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Craig Shaw Gardner was born in 1949. He lives in Arlington Massachusettes. Elected to the Necon Hall of Fame in 2007, he is the author of over thirty novels under his own name and under the pen name Peter Garrison, including the New York Times Best Selling Batman.
A Cold, Cold Death For Thomas Baylor by A.R. Wise A Cold, Cold Death For Thomas Baylor by A.R. Wise Dec. 13, 2011 Free! 2351 words Read a sample
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I am a podcaster, movie and music lover, owner of the Talkingship website, and long time secret writer. I decided to sit down and force myself to finally put together a story and get it into people's hands. That happened with the release of my first novella, Deadlocked, on November 9th, 2011. For updates on my writing, news about upcoming projects, and to see a ludicrous amount of other fantastic things, head over to http://talkingship.com/wp/