So, I’m trying something new with Twitter. My old plan was that I post every 3-6 hours and do retweets in-between. A very active plan that required me stopping what I was doing to make sure I put stuff between … Continue reading
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Don Massenzio Today we sit down with author K.R. Morrison. She will share a bit of her work, her inspiration and a bit about herself. Please enjoy this edition of 20 Questions: Q1) When did you first realize you wanted … Continue reading
Gemma sighs as she continues walking around the suite with her cellphone held out in front of her. The live video of a blonde-haired man pauses for a second, forcing her to wait until she can hear him talking again. … Continue reading
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Ever since I started blogging, I’ve tried to post some spooky themed stories in October. I make them all micro-fiction so nobody has to panic about finding part two, or missing one in the middle.…
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
For quite some time I’ve had a ‘Guest Posts’ tab on my menu. I know I’ve mentioned this before, but many people now read blogs on devices that fail to display such…
Exciting times, indeed. You’re in for a Ride, my 4th collection of short science/speculative fiction stories is now live on Amazon! Those of you who have read one of my previous works will be… Source: You’re in for a Ride: my … Continue reading
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Welcome to the blitz for S. L. Saboviec’s latest release! Just in time for Halloween, pick up this tale of a supernatural menace, strained family ties, and unavoidable destiny: Scarlet Wakebridge-Rosé, busy…
The lobby of Heaven’s Nest is brightly lit by flame-shaped lightbulbs set into a series of chandeliers. For a brief moment, Gemma forgets why she is at the hotel and takes in the awe-inspiring landscape. Employees and guests are heading … Continue reading
(First three are by L. Marie) Irascidate A small Feykin born from the union of a were-rat and an Orchid Pixie. Since both parents are diminutive, the children get no taller than one foot. They are slender and hairless with … Continue reading
