At last.
It has been way too long since I had any news to report on the US market, but here it is.
Twice Upon an Apocalypse is finally out and available on amazon.com.
This has been underway for a very long time. The original submission call went out way back in 2012, and my contribution, Little Match Mi-Go, was actually my very first sale of a short story in english.
Sadly the anthology languished in limbo for a while following a restructuring of the old publisher, but behind the scenes the forces of Good were working tirelessly to make it happen anyway.
And now – a mere five years later – it has risen from the Void.
The pitch:
These aren’t your mother’s fairy tales.
Throughout history parents have told their children stories to help them sleep, to keep them entertained. But we’re pretty sure none of those parents had this in mind. These are the fairy tales that will give you and your children nightmares. From the darkest depths of Grimm and Anderson come the immortal mash-ups with the creations of HP Lovecraft.
These stories will scare and delight ‘children’ of all ages!
Content:
Introduktion af Gary A. Braunbeck
The Pied Piper of Providence by Willie Meikle
The Three Billy Goats Sothoth by Peter N. Dudar
Little Maiden of the Sea by David Bernard
The Great Old One and the Beanstalk by Armand Rosamilia
In the Shade of the Juniper Tree by J .P. Hutsell
The Horror at Hatchet Point by Zach Shephard
The Most Incredible Thing by Bracken MacLeod
Let Me Come In! by Simon Yee
The Fishman and His Wife by Inanna Arthen
Little Match Mi-Go by Michael Kamp
Follow the Yellow Glyph Road by Scott Goudsward
Gumdrop Apocalypse by Pete Rawlik
Curiosity by Winifred Burniston
The Ice Queen by Mae Empson
Once Upon a Dream by Matthew Baugh
Cinderella and Her Outer Godfather by C.T. Phipps
Donkeyskin by KH Vaughan
Sweet Dreams in the Witch-House by Sean Logan
Fee Fi Old One by Thom Brannan
The King on the Golden Mountain by Morgan Sylvia
The Legend of Creepy Hollow by Don D’Ammassa
Order it HERE.
After patiently waiting for five years, I think you deserve a little sneak peak from my own story.
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