My short story, White Metal, took the cover of the Storyteller Magazine's fall 2006 edition, but this is not that
But speaking of published: the second story I ever had published, Beer Truck, is now available for Kindle. Take it for a spin, but keep in mind that the story is about people doing very dumb things, taking chances so huge that a Darwin award is but one slippery grip away. Don't try this at home.
Railroaded tied for second in the 2005 Great Canadian story contest. How three judges tied for their second place vote I'm not really sure, but hey, I'll take it.
Yup, I'm finally ready to re-launch my Sioux Rock Falls Short Story, Burning Moose. This was the first of a series of stories that appeared in Storyteller Magazine between 2002 and 2006.
Luckily Smashwords has a 73 page manual on how to format your MS word document so that it will upload nicely as an e-book.
Rebecca Senese and I shared a strange place in the history of Storyteller Magazine before we even met.
I chose physics as my major in university because it was my best subject in high school thanks to an excellent teacher, it seemed like an interesting field of study and I wanted to be a science fiction author and I thought it would help.
Writers are human beings, so unfortunately when three or more are gathered together they will break into at least two factions. I know this because I belonged to a writers group for a few years.
Amazon's Kindle e-readers may cost you some bucks, but the Kindle reader software is free to download onto your computer.
I've sold two copies of each short story on Amazon for Kindle downloads.