Showing posts with label horror stories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horror stories. Show all posts

Monday, January 20, 2020

Abeunt Studia in Mores

Published 9/10/14 for Kindle. A short, experimental horror story that is only .99 cents. Available through the image below. If you don't want to go through Amazon, you can click here to get it from Smashwords. Plus, as an added bonus, use coupon code UR37G and get it free through 11/28/20! Either way you get it, I'd love a review if you enjoy it.

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Nothing Men Out in Paperback

Nothing Men is finally out in paperback.  If anyone is interested in obtaining an autographed copy, please contact me. 



Friday, September 23, 2011

Nothing Men Novel on Kindle

It is finally available for all you Kindle readers.  My horror novel Nothing Men, set in the Trinity Alps of Northern California is about what happens to one family on a summer vacation when they happen to stumble into a village where the most unimaginable is taking place.  Not for the easily offended or weak of heart.

You can click here to purchase.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

A Dead Friend Now Available on Kindle

My second Kindle piece is an older short story I did called A Dead Friend.  It's tame compared to my usual horror pieces, as it was originally written for a magazine that declined it.  Hopefully if you like it, you'll write a review on Amazon. 

If you click through the link here, I will get a small commission, as well. 

I may be putting up one of my novels next.  The Kindle pieces are selling, but not like gangbusters, so pass the word on if you would be so kind.

Monday, March 7, 2011

First Kindle Short Story Up

Melinda, my first piece for the Kindle, is up on Amazon. It will be the first of many if this goes well. This is a horror story and is pretty subtle when compared to my other fiction.   Ninety-nine cents, too.  Cheaper than a cup of joe, and probably better for you.

Sunday, March 28, 2010

A Dead Friend

Here's a short story I've had troubling placing. I've published it on Associated Content in the meantime. Originally written in 2002.

A Dead Friend