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“Stairwell” Now on Creepy Podcast!

Today is another first! My horror short story, “Stairwell”, was adapted by the awesome people over at Creepy Podcast. Alicia Atkins narrated the tale and it was amazing to hear the story realized in this format.

Inspired by M.C. Escher-esque looping stairs, Stairwell follows Charlie on her way to an interview, where a choice to take the stairs might just become the last she ever makes.

This story is available for listening on Creepy Podcast’s Patreon as an exclusive right here, and may be adapted into one of their longer collections in future without the paywall. As-is, there’s always a preview you can check out.

A written variation will come available sometime down the line, but for now this can only be enjoyed through Creepy Podcast.

More news to come. This is an exciting first foray into a new medium for my work!

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“A Funeral’s Release” Now Available!

I’m happy to announce that a re-imagining of “A Funeral’s Release” has found a new home through Kobo!

This revised tale tells of one Anna Sutton, a woman with a peculiar limitation on her expression that leads her to one day be discovered. Will this person expose her secret? What do they want?

You can find the answers to Anna’s dilemma for yourself by supporting my work via Kobo for just $0.99. Check it out here.

This story is a fresh take of what was my first ever horror story written with “short story” in mind. I have a fondness for this tale because of that and hope you enjoy it.

On the subject of Kobo itself, there is also a completely free version of Exit 218 available at this time with plans for a couple more titles to appear over time. I do not plan on self-publishing many stories to Kobo, in truth, as I’m more inclined to go with traditional publishing and featured spots on existing print anthologies, magazines, zines, podcasts, etc., but those placements can come with the drawback of being harder to access/read in comparison to an e-book that can be read on any screen.

As such, Kobo will be the place for shorter works of mine. Bits and pieces that might not fit in other publishing avenues but still deserve a chance to be enjoyed by others. Being an author at the start of their journey, each read means a lot – and though its lame to say, reviews do too.

If you’ve read this far, you’re my kind of person. Thanks for taking a moment to see what’s new and check back soon! I’ve got an upcoming feature I’m stoked to talk about and a whole bunch more brewing behind the scenes.