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I received a beautiful postcard containing event information about the Think Small 6 biennial international miniature invitational. Note that as a part of this event I’ve been invited to read my story “Searching” at the November 11, 2011, 7PM flash fiction reading. This story is also a part of my collection of five haunting stories called Five Slices of Death. Hope to see you there! Related Posts:Think Small 6, artspace at Plant Zero, . . . → Read More: Think Small 6 Event Information 
I’ve been invited to read one of my short stories at the Think Small Micro Fiction Event at the artspace gallery at Plant Zero in Richmond, Virginia. Think Small is a biennial international miniature invitational exhibition. This the 6th exhibition runs October 28 to December 18, 2011. The key challenge to the Think Small exhibition is that artists must produce innovative works that fit within a 3″ by 3″ space. Thus, artists must “think . . . → Read More: Think Small 6, artspace at Plant Zero, and a public reading 
Five Slices of Death, by Kendall Giles My new collection of delicious horror stories has just been published! Here are more details about the book and what’s inside. BUY NOW! Five Slices of Death for the Amazon Kindle Five Slices of Death for the Barnes & Noble NOOK Related Posts:A lecture and reading by Jeffrey FordReview: Danse Macabre, by Stephen KingRetrospective Writing Contest Prize PackStory wins Raw Dog Screaming Press Retrospective Writing ContestNew Podcast . . . → Read More: Five Slices of Death, my new horror short story collection, is available now 
I had the pleasure today of seeing and hearing acclaimed and award-winning author Jeffrey Ford not once today, but twice! A prolific author in Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Mystery, Jeffrey Ford has written novels, such as The Shadow Year: A Novel, The Girl in the Glass : A Novel, and The Portrait of Mrs. Charbuque : A Novel, along with collections of short stories, such as The Drowned Life (P.S.) and The Fantasy . . . → Read More: A lecture and reading by Jeffrey Ford You took the lessons of “Stabbing for Dummies” to a new level in your winning entry. – Dr. Michael Arnzen Thanks to Raw Dog Screaming Press and Dr. Michael Arnzen, my short story “A Delicate Touch” won the 100 Jolts Retrospective Writing Contest! The rules of the contest were that we had to take one of the lines from Arnzen’s “Stabbing for Dummies” story in his excellent book 100 Jolts: Shockingly Short Stories and . . . → Read More: Story wins Raw Dog Screaming Press Retrospective Writing Contest My story, “A Healing Place,” is out in the April 2010 edition of The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature. You didn’t know I was Southern? Well, I guess my Southern Legitimacy Statement proves it. By the way, the April edition of The Dead Mule has one of their biggest fiction issues ever, along with their poetry, essays, and a book review. So pull up a chair, sit a spell, and start reading! . . . → Read More: My story: “A Healing Place,” The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature 
I just got word that a short story I wrote got accepted to The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature Journal. I’ll let everyone know when it comes out! Woop! Related Posts:A lecture and reading by Jeffrey FordMy story: “A Healing Place,” The Dead Mule School of Southern LiteratureHow to Choose a Creative Writing MFA ProgramThink Small 6, artspace at Plant Zero, and a public readingFive Slices of Death, my new horror short story collection, is available now |
 
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