Originally posted on Dysfictional:
Free Kindle download Feb 16-20. Always free for Amazon Prime members. The day her brother tore his own head off and didn’t die was the day Johanna first suspected that all was not right with the world. Charlie seemed to be experiencing some sort of inner struggle: muttering to himself and…
Originally posted on Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award:
Wise words from Philip Pullman, who received the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award in 2005: Children need art and stories and poems and music as much as they need love and food and fresh air and play. If you don’t give a child food, the damage quickly becomes visible.…
Originally posted on rarasaur:
I have a dozen copies of Flowers and Stars that are ever-so-slightly imperfect. If you’d like one, fill out the form and I’ll put the names through a raffle program, and email winners on Sunday, January 12th, for their address.
Originally posted on Dysfictional:
What good is a romantic story without secrets and lies? (and death, because that’s how I roll) No marriage is perfect… This story was published in Creepies 3 by WPaD and also in my Dysfictional 3 collection. Photo by?K Zoltan?from?Pexels This year, Gina’s gift to her husband would be extra special.…
Originally posted on Dysfictional:
As promised, here’s the sequel to the previous story, Battle of the Bean. This one will be published in WPaD’s upcoming anthology, Goin’ Extinct Too, scheduled for release in the first half of 2020. “Are we there yet?” “No.” “How much farther?” “I don’t know.” “I’m bored. Can’t we stop somewhere?”…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
I came to know Myke Amend through his amazing Steampunk themes artwork. He reminded me of a modern Jules Tavernier. Then I discovered the beautiful works of his wife and love artist Bethalynne Bajema. They are one of those couples with the kind of love that so many people can…
Originally posted on Dysfictional:
Might as well start at the beginning, with one of the first short stories I wrote, back in the 90s, before I knew the first thing about writing fiction. Since then, this story has evolved and undergone some major rewrites. ? ? Here is the latest edition, most recently published by…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
For some reason graduate students seemed to be decades ahead of undergraduate students, especially freshmen and sophomores. At the ripe old age of twenty three Randy had discovered that the first day of school. He’d also discovered a small following of younger Vampires who looked up to him like they…
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Originally posted on cosistories:
Ambrose sat all huddled up in an empty horse stall. The barn was abandoned so it wasn’t likely anyone was going to put a horse in Ambrose’s hiding place any time soon. He shivered and rubbed his arms. There were too many close calls tonight. Too many dances with death. Ambrose…
A story we should all read and think about. Thank you Mandy.
Originally posted on Cedarcrest Sanctum – The Matriarch Vampires:
Note: this conversation originally took place on the evening of Wednesday, December 21st — the 2016 Winter Solstice. Janiss: We’re back for another evening of hot cocoa and immortal talk. Say hello, Nancy. Nancy: (long sigh) Hello. J: It’s the longest night of the year, and…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
A Christmas Tradition at Vampire Maman The Travelers A Tale of Mystery, Love and Hope from Juliette Kings aka Vampire Maman The night was falling on the travelers, Daniel and his son Tad and daughter Ada. They had to stop before the dark of night and freezing snowfalls. The father…
Originally posted on The Muse in the Mirror:
An enchanting Yuletide poem to remind us of the true reason for the season. ©Emily Balivet ‘Snow Queen Yule Winter Solstice Goddess’ http://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/EmilyBalivet ? Twas the night before Yuletide and all through the glen Not a creature was stirring, not a fox, not a hen. A mantle of snow…
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