Author of dark fiction with character.
👻 October is here and so is the third annual Halloween Special, a free serialized horror story by yours truly. The first two parts of “In Dreams” are available at my newsletter.
Two new parts will release every Friday in October.
It’s a creature feature, involves the nature of nightmares, and has a sapphic relationship.
You can subscribe to the Weaver’s Deep Thoughts newsletter to receive new installments directly in your inbox on Fridays. Link in the comments.
It’s time for a book cover reveal! This is the wholly original cover for my queer YA comedy horror sci-fi short story called Blood Frequency.
If you previously bought the ebook, that was released last Thanksgiving, I’ll be updating it for free with the new cover. And I’ll be releasing a paperback version in the near future as well with this lovely cover.
I’m so happy Jamie Hahn could help me bring to life this weird alien creature I wrote in the story and with an old VHS rental vibe.
If you look closely at the fake movie credits, you may recognize a few names. This was my way of shouting out other indie artists and authors.
And… on July 18, I’ll be participating in the Midsummer Night’s Scream event by making the Blood Frequency ebook available for free — with the new cover and all!
đź”— Follow the link with the button below and bookmark that page and come back to it on July 18:
With the whole Sony PlayStation “no more games ownership” crap, it seems like a good time to remind people I’ve created a “library” on my newsletter where I’m building up a collection of short stories and poetry across genres. These are free and DRM-free ebooks from a diverse group of authors and poets. Meaning, you can download them and keep them forever. No license, no subscription. Just save them somewhere safe and back them up.
I often forget that I have this free sci-fi short story called “The Experiement.” It first appeared in a local newspaper in England with this incredible artwork (above) by their in-house artist (I think his name was David Hitchcock).
About the story: Three individuals at the end of their ropes agree to an experiment not understanding the purpose, outcomes, or even potential consequences. The Experiment above all else.