Forgotten Reprint Dirt Cheap!

An anthology I'd nearly forgotten about popped up in my history earlier and I thought I'd pass it along. The Ripple Effect by Thirteen O'Clock Press was an anthology whose proceeds went to Greenpeace. It featured, among others, my reprinted short story, "Across the Pond." I don't believe it was ever released as a print copy but it is available via Kindle, currently selling for $1.30.

All proceeds go to Greenpeace, so if that's a problem for you, it's probably not something you want to order.

An Unexpected Positive Review of Sorts.

Michael Cieslak of Dragon's Roost Press recently re-posted a glowing review of the for charity horror anthology Desolation: 21 Tales for Tails and, while it doesn't single out any particular contribution or author, but the reviewer certainly seemed to enjoy herself.

My short story was "Beautiful Libby & the Darkness," a peculiar story even for me that takes place in a Concentration camp where experimentation on a young woman results in immediate disaster for the Nazis involved and long-range disaster for the victims of her appetite through present day.

Read the review here.