Candy Capers: In Aid of the Brain Tumour Charity, an anthology of family-friendly fantasy and magic, has released! It contains my story, “The Sugar Witch of S’mores Forest.”
Usually my work is a bit darker and mature, but as soon as I read the open call, I quickly imagined a setting and character. Plus, it’s for a great cause, so I thought: Why not?
You can purchase Candy Capers on Amazon!
As of this writing, there have been over 125 writing prompts posted to the website, available for free to anyone who wants to read them. Now, the first hundred stories have been compiled into genre-specific collections, and made so they can be read on your preferred device. Mainly, this was done this for convenience sake.
All the stories have been revised, and most formats (.mobi, .epub, and .pdf) are available for free to anyone who wants them (if there’s a format you prefer that’s not available, please reach out through email and I’ll send it over).
You can find them below, and if you want to throw down a dollar or two for them, feel free to do so through my Ko-Fi.
Thank you to everyone whose read and supported any of my work, and even bigger thank you to anyone who chooses to donate.
Continue reading Writing Prompt (1-100) Collections Out Now — Download For Free!
Exterus: Vol 1. released today, including over a dozen short stories, six novellas/novelettes, and three articles.
Among the short stories is my first published dark fantasy story, “The Gallows”!
Continue reading Exterus Vol. 1: The Journal of the Speculative, the Fantastic & the Bizarre — Out Now!
Here are the books I read to finish out the year, and what I thought about them.
Continue reading Books Read in December
Prompt: You’re glad to see that Death still remembers who you are
Prompt: You notice your robot vacuum has mapped an extra room in your house that does not exist… You take a deep breath, push the button, and command it to clean the nonexistent space.
Onto another month of reading. Here are my thoughts.
Prompt: You’re summoned into a parallel universe to be the Antichrist. The only problem is that you’re not feeling any more evil or powerful than you were before.
Prompt: When humans die, they turn into an elemental statue. Like one made of trees or the one made of ice even the obsidian one. You are a rogue artist that paints the battlefields after the battle.
Like months before, here’s the books I read in May and what I thought about them.
