Tyrfing And The Sword Swallower
This week’s short story involves a cursed sword and sword swallowers. https://books2read.com/u/4E6wvo
A Vulture Waits
Stunning crime author, Rob Vagle, spins a dark tale that will make your heart race. Guillermo Tavarez is more than a private detective. He is a fixer. A fijador. In Phoenix, the city in the desert, full
Magnitude And Insignificance
This week’s short story. Magnitude And Insignificance. A tale of a very short invasion by a toy-sized alien species. Originally published in Snot-Nosed Aliens edited by Dean Wesley Smith. https://books2read.com/u/bwMOWa
Coming Soon
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Walking Nonexistent
Here’s another short story for the week. Walking Nonexistent was originally published in the anthology, No Secrets Better Kept, edited by Dayle Dermatis. This story is both surreal and dream-like. I found the perfect art
Dispatch From The Other Side
I’m uploading a couple of extra short stories this week, so here’s another. Dispatch From The Other Side originally appeared in The Golden Door edited by Jamie Ferguson. My story involves a mysterious and infamous
Twisted But Never Broken
This week’s short story is a Guillermo Tavarez story. I have several short stories with this character. No novel yet. Twisted But Never Broken first appeared in Fiction River: Dark & Deadly Passions. Dark crime
Confessional
This week’s short story is Confessional. It’s both a crime story and a ghost story. A haunted bathroom stall. Originally appeared in my crime fiction collection, The Devil Is In The Dust. And reprinted in
Ready Mundane
This week’s short story is Ready Mundane. The graveyard shift, a breach between worlds, and the shattered innocence of a mundane. Originally appeared in Wandering Monsters: Boundary Shock Quarterly #16. books2read.com/u/b65zJ6
Time Travel Is For The Trees
This week’s short story considers the goofy idea of using time travel for tree care. I had too much fun writing it. Originally published in Pulphouse Fiction Magazine #26. Time Travel Is For The Trees