The First Illustration on One of my Stories
I have some very exciting news. A few weeks ago I blogged about the first illustration ever done on one of my stories. Well, I just got a note from Chase (the illustrator), giving me permission to display his illustration for my story, “Cigars for Sawyer!” This will be appearing in The Memory Eater anthology (release date TBD). Here’s the initial image I received (the illustration included in the anthology will be HD/cleaner). What an amazing job Chase did! Just click on the...
Read MoreAn Update on The Memory Eater Anthology
The Memory Eater anthology is coming along. It’s approximately 90% done, with the editor reporting that is he just missing a few illustrations. I got a first look at the illustration to my story, “Cigars for Sawyer,” and I have to say it’s quite amazing. If you have any interest in the memory eater as an anthology, you can wet your whistle in the short-term by visiting the link below. The editor has posted a page on his blog dedicated to how The Memory Eater came to be....
Read MoreSpec the Halls
If you like to read, and you also like to support charities then you should check out the Spec The Halls anthology. It features a mix of prior contest winners, donated prior publications, and new original fiction – It’s available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and at the Alliteration Ink website. All the proceeds – less what the digital shops charge the editor will go to Heifer International. More information (including a full author list) is...
Read MoreCreepy Audio Story by Craig Nybo
Check this out! One of my fellow authors from the first volume of The Crimson Pact, Craig Nybo, created a very creepy 4 minute audio version of his story. Its read & produced by author Craig Nybo himself. The music & effects r awesome, & the writing is great. Very impressive. Click here to hear the story. Buy eBook Now! Buy Print Edition...
Read MoreMemory Eater Anthology News!
I just got an email from the editor of the Memory Eater anthology, and my story “Cigars for Sawyer” got in! One of the exciting things about this anthology is that, as I understand it, each author is paired up with an illustrator. So, someone will read my story and produce some kind of work of art (drawing/painting … something) to represent the story. This will represent the first time I will collaborate with someone this way. This is...
Read MoreThe Crimson Pact 2 – An Excerpt from Justin Swapp’s “The Merging.”
Share So you’ve heard about The Crimson Pact (TCP), but you want to learn a little more about it before you take the plunge? No problem, but hurry. The demons are out there. My story in TCP2, “The Merging,” is a direct continuation from my flash fiction piece in The Crimson Pact volume 1, “The Transition.” This story was a true labor of love. A friend of mine shared some feedback he had gotten on a story he was writing for the anthology. In essence, he was...
Read MoreThe Crimson Pact 2 – “The Inventor” by K E McGee
Check out this short story snippet of K.E. McGee’s story, “The Inventor,” included the second volume of The Crimson Pact.
Read MoreThe Crimson Pact Vol. 2 is Now Available
The wait is over! You can now pick up The Crimson Pact Vol. 2 online. The print version should be available in about a month or so. Check it out! My story, “The Merging,” is a sci-fi story following a young student who has been thrown into a world of demons and technology. I even managed to put a love interest in there So go check it out! Buy Vol. 2 in eBook Format Now! ...
Read MoreThe Crimson Pact 2 – “Lost and Found” by Lucy Curtis
Check out the short trailer for Lucy Curtis’ new story “Lost and Found” in the second volume of The Crimson Pact. This is going to be a great book!
Read MoreThe Crimson Pact 2 – “Seven Dogs” by Suzzanne Myers
Check out the trailer for Suzzanne Myer’s story “Seven Dogs” in the upcoming volume 2 of The Crimson Pact. The Crimson Pact Vol. 2 – “Seven Dogs” by Suzzanne Myers
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I love writing that keeps the reader on his toes, while sneaking him off into a mystical world that he can live in for a while, and forget about the here, and now.
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