Curious about my writing projects and publications? Read on.
The Legend of Grey Hollow:
When two vagabonds discover an ancient amulet, a creature of folklore returns to haunt a community harboring a dark secret. Ed and Gillian must discover how to escape the evil of the cursed talisman before everything in their wake becomes ruins.
A short tale of horror included in the Autumn Nights: Nine Stories to Nibble at Your Nape anthology supporting the Trevor Project!
Purchase your copy here: Autumn Nights: Nine Stories To Nibble At Your Nape
Read more about Cass and the Autumn Nights series here: Autumn Nights Series – Cass Kim, Charity Anthologies
Home for the Holidays:
After catching glimpses of a mysterious woman who could pass for his wife, Noah returns home from a business trip only to find Jackie distant and cold. Matters take a turn for the worse when Noah discovers her dark secret!
A short tale of Horror included in the Eerie Christmas 2 anthology from Black Hare Press.
More Christmas tales of darkness and horror to fill your stockings this holiday season. What horrors lie in wait on this special night? What macabre monstrosities might manifest? What terrible things ride out of the trees?
Available now on Amazon: Eerie Christmas 2: More Christmas Tales of Darkness and Horror
Upcoming Publications:
“SoC“: a 500-word fantasy tale to be included in the DRAGON anthology from Black Hare Press. More information available soon.
Current Projects:
Descendant: The first novel of a dark fantasy series set in the fictional world of Ollon, resembling the dark ages in Eastern Europe.
Dying Wish: A Historical Fantasy short set in Iceland, in the year 876. Currently on submission with literary journals.
Elena’s Curse: a temporary title for a stand-alone, dark fantasy fairy tale, with elements of horror and a little romance, set in a cursed land.
Shorts and Micro Fiction:
I used to participate in word prompts on social media, but rarely do so anymore. Still, here are some popular posts I’ve made. I dabbled in some mythic poetry, and felt it was good practice for short, effective writing.