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Over at Amazon
The following stories and collections are currently .99 cents …
Ripper (novella)
Four Horrifying Tales (mini-collection)
Four Dark Tales (mini-collection)
Home and Hearth (short story)
Black-Winged Angels (collection)
The Burning Circus (short story)
Ripper on Amazon
My novella, Ripper, is now available on Amazon!
This story first appeared in Stephen Jones’ Horrorology: The Lexicon of Fear.
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White fox by Kathleen Jennings
Have I mentioned lately that I’ve got some ebooks over at Amazon?
Samplers so you can see what I do if you don’t want to commit to an anthology or a collection or a novel
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New to Amazon: The Burning Circus
The Burning Circus is now available at Amazon.
Semiramis hasn’t been to the circus in such a long time.
Other circuses, yes. The circus, no.
Above the stand of trees, over to the left where the road curves around to encircle
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New to Amazon: Home and Hearth
Now that the limited edition chapbooks of Home and Hearth from the lovely Spectral Press have pretty much sold out, I’ve put it up on Amazon so that more than 125 people can read it! 😛
You
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Four Horrifying Tales available on Amazon
And, as a companion to Four Dark Tales, I’ve published Four Horrifying Tales over at Amazon.
This mini-collection contains:
1. Cuckoo
2. Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
3. Frozen
4. Red Skein
You can purchase it here.
Four Dark Tales available on Amazon
Over at Amazon, I’ve put together a mini-collection of four previously published stories.
It’s designed for readers who’ve not read my work before and who’d like a taster before they commit to my other full-length collections.
You can buy Four
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The Girl with No Hands and Kindling
Wait, that sounds wrong. And dangerous.
What I’m trying to say is that The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales (Aurealis Awarded for 2010 Best Collection) is now available as an ebook … or at least as one for the Kindle.
It can be purchased here for $4.99.
Thanks, publisher.
I haz bin Omnivoracious'd
Jeff VanderMeer has very kindly talked about Sourdough and other Stories over at Omnivoracious :-).
