Screenshot from Horror Tree.
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Actually slightly less than 48 hours as I write this. The western/fantasy/horror anthology will include my western, steampunk, vampire tale “Blood Trail” featuring Consulting Occult Detective E.E. Durbin and her partner former-Sheriff Bobby Bill Thornton.
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I mentioned before how I was going to be interviewed by Superversive SF about my short story The Last Oasis of Mars published at High Tower Magazine.
That happened a little while ago and here is the YouTube video:
Tina Holland as shown on her blog.
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This is kind of embarrassing. I’ve suffered another memory glitch. Some months ago, I was asked if I wanted to be interviewed by my writing. Of course, I said yes and proceeded to answer the interviewer’s questions.
She told me when to expect it to be published and sent me a link via email. I swear I meant to get to it, but I must have been distracted.
I was cleaning out some old emails and came across the one from Tina Holland just a little while ago. The interview went live over two months ago.
Sorry, Tina.
But as I said, better late than never:
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As part of the promotion for my latest SciFi novella The Fallen Shall Rise, I was interviewed by the publisher Starry Eyed Press. My story takes place in their shared 224-Verse, which includes millions of spacefaring civilizations in the Andromeda galaxy.
The interview begins…
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As I’m sure my regular readers know, I’ve been actively promoting some of my latest work, which includes my first self-published novella Ice as well as Time’s Abyss, a novella published by Black Hare Press.
To that end, I reached out to some folks I know and Ben and Anthony at Sunday Superversive Livestream agreed to interview me last night.
Here’s the direct link to the interview on YouTube.
Frankly, I have no idea what the image is, but I did have a lot of fun chatting with Ben and Anthony for about an hour. Of course, I mentioned my novellas, but also the Cloaked Press published anthology Meteor Fall: An Anthology of The Collective. I have two stories in that one. Oh, “Cloaked” also accepted my short story “That Which Burns” in their upcoming anthology Winter of Wonder.
Promotional image for “Time’s Abyss.”
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My first science fiction novella Time’s Abyss is available for pre-order now with delivery to your kindle device October 15, 2021.
It is also available at multiple other vendors. Digital copies will be $3.99 USD, while paperback copies will go for 12.99 USD.
I’ve got 10 ARC copies available on Booksprout but readers MUST be able to leave reviews by the 10th of October. If you’re interested, please let me know ASAP so I can get you connected!
Promotional image for Blackbird Publishing’s “Wild Magic Story Bundle”
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As part of the Wild Magic Bundle promotion from Blackbird Publishing, I was interviewed by Jamie Ferguson. You can find the interview on their website, twitter account and Facebook page.
The interview starts out:
Cover image for the anthology “The Trench Coat Chronicles”
Once upon a time, I wrote a story about a private detective named Margie Potter. She lived and worked in San Francisco in the year 1947. The original story was really “adult oriented” and “gritty” but the people who wanted to publish it wanted something more “Young Adult” themed. That, plus the word count restriction, made me cut the story in half. Fortunately, it still worked.
Then the publishers Ann and Ruth wanted to interview me. No, not just me, but all of the authors featured in the anthology The Trench Coat Chronicles. So here we are at last.
Cover image for the anthology “The Trench Coat Chronicles”
Last Fall, my short story “The Haunted Detective” was published in Ruth Littner’s and Ann Stolinsky’s mystery anthology The Trench Coat Chronicles.
Just a few days ago on Facebook, their interview of me was published. In a few more days, it will appear on the Gemini Wordsmiths webpage.
Until then, here’s a small sample:
Screenshot from the Superversive Scribe blog
It’s here.
Richard just published his interview with me for Superversive Sunday Spotlight. To begin…
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