Showing posts with label Through Clouded Eyes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Through Clouded Eyes. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2016

Crazy Month - More Releases - Zombies and Skinwalkers, Grr, Argh!

You know how, two weeks ago, I posted that I'd had two new releases come out with my short stories in them? Within two days of each other?

Well, I had two more new releases in the last two weeks!

This should be the last of this fantastic insanity, at least for a little while. It's been amazing, but each new release has its own requirements for time and effort, so it's been a busy time. I still need to update my author accounts on Amazon and Goodreads. Whoops! I'd meant to do it this weekend, but didn't get around to it.

Here are the two most recent releases!


Through Clouded Eyes: A Zombie's Point of View, which includes my short story, Metamorphosis. What does it feel like to become a zombie? And do you know it's happening?

Purchase at:

Amazon: US | UK | Australia | Canada | Germany | Italy | France | Spain | Japan |Mexico | Brazil | India | The Netherlands
CreateSpace (Print)


The folks at Sirens Call Publishing have been wonderful to work with. I post submission calls from them all the time, as they not only put out a FREE monthly magazine, but also regular anthologies. 


Bloodbond Magazine, which includes my short story, Sound Advice, focuses on shape shifters and other deadly critters. Road trips through Navajo land can be dangerous. Here there be skinwalkers. This short story was written to a creepy soundtrack, which is included in the story, courtesy of my favorite DJ.

Can be purchased from the Alban Lake store.

Bloodbond is part of Alban Lake Publishing, which has magazines in different speculative genres. I believe they have seven magazines at this time, and that they're always open to submissions.

One of the releases from two weeks ago, Once Upon a Scream, is having a Facebook release party this Friday, the 13th! All are welcome to come, and there are prizes and games. Come hang out with horror authors, editors and publishers.

And if you missed it, I was interviewed over at Horroraddicts.net about my short story in Once Upon a Scream. You'll have to scan down, as I wasn't able to pull a direct link to the interview post, for some reason.

I'm going to have some exciting news soon, but I'm waiting on some final details before announcing. (No, it's not a publication contract--I'm not querying anything yet.)

How is your writing world going? What's your favorite type of monster? How was your weekend? Any news to share?

May you find your Muse.