We’re all in shock. When it comes to the tragic and strange, you can count on Shaw. But today’s Christmas story is actually very nice, as you will find out at this link. Go read it. But first, go buy … Continue reading
Tag Archives: flash fiction
This has been a tough year to be Santa. No in person visits, no freeloading food – er, cookie gifts, and now, two days in a row, Santa is being mangled by my fellow authors. Jamie D. Greening is busy … Continue reading
I can’t help myself. when the alliteration starts.. it’s Christmas fiction. Free. Today’s gem comes from Derek Alan Elkins at his blog, click the link to go give it a read. He’s clearly rooting for the other guy in this … Continue reading
After a lot of hours of editing, more hours of writing, and about 50 days in the Amazon dungeon awaiting sale, all three versions of The COVID Quarantine Cantina are for sale. I am not humble about the following brags: … Continue reading
Over the last week we’ve had science fiction, blood-thirsty pilgrims, kidnappers, family scenes, murderous fowl – the traditional stuff you associate with Thanksgiving. Today, Paul Bennett comes through with a story that should make you think. Paul always does that. … Continue reading
