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Tag: what the cat brought back
Pre-Order: THE CAT TALES ISSUE #2 BUNDLE
Great news, everyone! My creepy short story What the Cat Brought Back was selected to be in the CAT TALES ISSUE #2 bundle along with 8 other kitty stories by other super authors! That’s right! You pay $2.99, you get 9 stories to read! Pretty cool, huh?
Read more about the other stories and preorder it here. Whoo!
New! WHAT THE CAT BROUGHT BACK, a perfect short for Halloween
And in a complete mood swing from the last release, we have What the Cat Brought Back. It’s a novelette (think: longer short story) perfect for Halloween reading.
Writing this, I was surprised by the tender friendship between the two women, Katheryn and Mallory. I mean, it’s still a horror story, but there’s some light in the bleakness.
You can…
- Read an excerpt here at Pixelvania Publishing
- Buy it for your Kindle on Amazon.com
- Use Books2Read to buy it elsewhere (BN, Kobo, etc.).
- Add it to your Goodreads list
And please remember, reviews are always welcome!
Cover Teaser: WHAT THE CAT BROUGHT BACK
This doesn’t look good…
Coming this week: WHAT THE CAT BROUGHT BACK, a new PG-13 horror novelette.
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Coming soon: a new PG-13 horror story
Happy to announce that my latest novelette, WHAT THE CAT BROUGHT BACK, is finished and ready to be sent off to my proofreaders!
What’s it about? Well, you know those hoarder cats who bring their owners back random “treasures” they’ve stolen? In What the Cat Brought Back, a woman’s pet cat begins bringing her disturbing, otherworldly objects.
And that’s just the start…
It’s disturbing, atmospheric, and going to be released in time for Halloween reading! More news will be posted here as things proceed. And, as always, you can sign up for my free writing newsletter to be the first to know when it’s released!
Have a happy Monday!
A quote on tense, plus horror fiction news!
“Books let you know what tense they want to be written in.” — David Mitchell, from Make it now: the rise of the present tense in fiction
As a writer working on a fantasy story (the greatest Nosferatu love story of all time) that for some reason is first-person, present tense, I found that quote to be hugely reassuring.
In other news, I am preparing a new horror novelette to go out to a proofreader. If you’ve ever had a cat bring you gifts, you will probably like it.