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26 August 2013

Life as a lens

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my newest novel - released March 2017

my newest novel - released March 2017
from infinity plus

"The Dog Who'd Been Dead"

"The Dog Who'd Been Dead"
in Dreaming in the Dark edited by Jack Dann, published by PS Publishing

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Stories plus

Stories plus
Introduction by multi-international-award-winner Jeffrey Ford

Be a donut

"It would be inaccurate to say each story in The Finest Ass in the Universe takes your hand and pulls you into its world Rather, each story dunks you headlong into the vortex of its world."
– Cecilia Quirk, review in The Melbourne Review of Books

" If you are looking for an anthology which will do things to stories that you really weren’t expecting; and makes it work then The Finest Ass in the Universe is for you."
– Ian O'Reilly, British Fantasy Society review

Crandolin—the Cheeky Frawg Books edition

Crandolin—the Cheeky Frawg Books edition
Crandolin was shortlisted for the 2013 World Fantasy Award

"Curse of the Mummy Paper"

"Curse of the Mummy Paper"
in Breakout: a Postscripts anthology edited by Nick Gevers

Read it online at Tor.com

Read it online at Tor.com
Artwork by Karla Ortiz

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