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My new short story collection available on Kindle – 11 more tales of Dark Imagination – including 2 previously unpublished stories. Full contents: THE BOX THE PATHOLOGICAL GOOD SAMARITAN TRADITION THE SARCOPHAGUS A CHRISTMAS PILGRIM CONVERSATION THE KILLING TREE YOUNG AT HEART THE CLEANS
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Detritus, the anthology from Omnium Gatherum which includes my short story Candy Lady, is available today! The ebook is available now from amazon.com and amazon.co.uk – uk price is £2 which is a bargain (not sure of the US price because it doesn’t show for me). The paperback version can
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Happy New Year Already in place for 2012: my short story Candy Lady included in the Detritus anthology due out January 13th from Omnium Gatherum; New book coming soon, all set to work with the editor to get it ready. Planned for 2012: Write more short stories (let this slip the last couple of years)
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My short story Candy Lady has been accepted for the Detritus Anthology to be published soon by Omnium Gatherum (http://ogatherum.blogspot.com/p/detritus-anthology.html) – it looks like it’s going to be a great collection of stories and I’m proud to be among them.
My Halloween story Young At Heart is available now in the Halloween edition of Estronomicon, the free PDF magazine from Screaming Dreams. As well as my story there’s lots of other great Halloween tales and it’s all free, so go grab a copy right now. Hope you enjoy the story. http://www.s
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Locusts by Guy N. Smith My rating: 5 of 5 stars The best Guy N Smith book I’ve read (so far) – and that includes the ones I read many years ago before I ‘rediscovered’ him recently. I felt the scenes of locust devastation and people under siege in their own homes were vivid a
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I wasn’t able to attend this year so I can’t really comment, but the points raised in Stephen Jones’ blog (read here) are interesting to say the least. As to the merits or otherwise of Sam Stone’s work I can only give a personal opinion and say that I gave up reading her fir
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The Sphinx by Graham Masterton My rating: 3 of 5 stars The Sphinx is an easy and enjoyable read and one that keeps you going back for more but it doesn’t quite reach the very high standards set by other Graham Masterton books. The tale of an ancient secretive race in modern Washington is well
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People who jump into their cars and immediately drive off! Guess I’m just slow, but I have to get in, settle, put my seatbelt on, turn on the engine, check everything’s clear, and then drive off. People who are down the road before I’ve even had time to get comfortable piss me off.
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A Stir of Echoes by Richard Matheson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Another excellent read from Matheson. I don’t think anyone does creepy ghost stories like he does. Right up there with I Am Legend and Hell House – what a pity the films never live up to the quality of the books. Very [...]
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