Publications

I’m not just a reviewer; I’m also an author.  Please do check out my published ebooks.  You can read them on your PC, Mac, Kindle, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Sony Reader, Nook, Kobo, and Android.  Choose the Amazon version for Kindles and Smashwords for everything else.

Short Stories
Published in a variety of print and online magazines.  Free publications are noted.

• “Closest Thing to Heaven” in Crack The Spine
  September 2012 issue 40 electronic free
  literary
  Mama’s sleeping, and it’s super-hot out, so Brother says he’ll take me to the swimmin holler.
• “The Most Lovely Morning” in Down in the Dirt
  February 2012 volume 103 electronic free
  Note: the website does not create links directly to the issue.  Click on “Scars” on left-hand side, then on “Down in the Dirt magazine” in the middle of the webpage, then “Issues,” then scroll down to select “v103″ to view the issue.
  February 2012 volume 103 print $7.67
  literary
  Tag along on an elderly woman’s morning in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
• “The Tale of Leroy of the Backwoods of Vermont” in 69 Flavors of Paranoia
  issue 1, volume 3 (also known as Menu #13) free
  humor
  Hear the rural legend of Leroy and his untimely death.

Novellas

1. Ecstatic Evil
   paranormal romance
   Tova Gallagher isn’t just your average Bostonian. She also just so happens to be half-demon, and the demons and fairies have just issued a deadline for her to choose sides. But it’s hard to worry about the battle of good versus rebel when she’s just met a sexy stranger on the edge of the Charles River.
   Kindle, 99 cents regularly, free for Amazon Prime subscribers.
   Smashwords, 99 cents
   Barnes and Noble, 99 cents
   iBooks, 99 cents
   

Novels

1. Waiting For Daybreak
   post-apocalyptic science fiction
   What is normal?
   Frieda has never felt normal. She feels every emotion too strongly and lashes out at herself in punishment. But one day when she stays home from work too depressed to get out of bed, a virus breaks out turning her neighbors into flesh-eating, brain-hungry zombies. As her survival instinct kicks in keeping her safe from the zombies, Frieda can’t help but wonder if she now counts as healthy and normal, or is she still abnormal compared to every other human being who is craving brains?
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   Kindle, $2.99 regularly, free for Amazon Prime subscribers.
   Print, $7.99, ships from Amazon
   Smashwords, $2.99
   Barnes and Noble, $2.99
   iBooks, $2.99
   

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