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Beyond thrilled to have my words in Metastellar!! Check it out for free, y'all.

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When we met, you were a storm, and it so rarely rains in Hell. Every time your foot touched ground, flowers grew. They browned quickly, for even with the rain, there is no soil here, no sun.

I had sent floods to the fields above, the sea sowing salt. People drowned. They’d starve come winter. You would barely look at me as you proclaimed your hate, your sorrow. How could I doom them so harshly?

I don’t know them, I said.

Death, you said, you are the only one who knows them all.

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Another PHENOMENAL review for Smash Hit Super Funny Bestseller HIGH VAULTAGE, from the chaps over at Metastellar.

If you don’t know what to read next, I highly recommend this one. If plot-forward mysteries that turn into big complots are your jam, pick this book. If you enjoy detailed and unhinged backdrops with some lovable detectives running around the city trying to find police loopholes to solve the case, this book will not disappoint. And lastly, if you’re just looking for something that makes you laugh, High Vaultage will certainly give you a good time.

If you're still looking for Christmas presents, you can grab a copy of HIGH VAULTAGE from the retailer of your choice (although if you go to the Grove Bookshop in Ilkley, they have some shiny exclusive signed special editions too)

Taking Submissions: Metastellar Fall 2021 Window

Deadline: October 31st, 2021 Payment: 8 cents per word Theme: Flash Speculative Fiction Note: Apologies for the short window, I just found out about this call today The submission window for the fall 2021 flash fiction submission cycle is October 1 to October 31. Authors will be notified in mid-November about whether their stories have been accepted for publication. Stories will be published…

“A Winter’s Tale” published by MetaStellar!

Originally published in Who Spoke on the Other Side, “A Winter’s Tale” is a double-sided, simultaneous winter horror story set around Christmas time. It has been reprinted in MetaStellar, and is available to read for FREE HERE.