Read Tuesday Sale

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Read Tuesday is the brainchild of Chris McMullen, an indie author, publisher, and marketer.  He started it last year as way for indie authors to pool their resources and reach a larger market.

The Read Tuesday site (click on the pretty picture to the left) has links to books that are on sale, all genres, all platforms–something for everyone.

Officially, of course, tomorrow is Tuesday, but many of us have our books on sale all week.

I will be having Catskinner’s Book priced at 99 cents through Sunday.  In addition, two multi-author collections in which my work appears will be on sale this week as well.

 

Catskinner’s Book

Catskinner’s Book is a science fiction/urban fantasy novel set in a surreal world unlike any that you have seen before.

James Ozryck has a monster in his head.

All of his life the entity that he calls Catskinner has made him a fugitive, afraid to get too close to anyone, afraid to stay in one place for too long. Catskinner kills, without compassion and without warning, and is very good at it.

Now James has learned that Catskinner is not the only monster in the world, a world that has suddenly become a far stranger and more dangerous place than he imagined. In order to survive he will have to become something more than a monster, he will have to learn what it means to be human.

 

Fauxpocalypse

 

Life on Earth is predicted to end on 15 July 2015. But the oncoming megatons of rock and ice break up shortly before impact. Now humanity must live in a world most believed would not exist. Across the planet, people are haunted by the future they did not fear, and even those who did not embrace death must face the consequences of others’ decisions.

A collection of twelve stories about rebuilding hope.

 

 

Sins Of The Past

 

Sins of the Past is a collection of seventeen historical horror short stories. Each story occurs within a different time period and is based off of factual events that have occurred in the past, only with a few changes to what actually happened.

My own story, “We Pass From View” is about a B-movie director who finds that one of his films has a very disturbing effect on anyone who watches it.