New Literary Fiction
Three Seconds – New Literary Fiction
Brand new literary fiction, my short story Three Seconds, just published by the bodacious editors at Muleskinner Journal. Three Seconds tells the story of the happiest moment in one man’s life, the hardships that led him to that moment, and what happened three seconds later.
Read The Story NOW!
Muleskinner Journal is a gorgeous ‘Zine and (FREE!) online read. Give up some of that literary love by giving Muleskinner a virtual visit. Bonus! Read my story Three Seconds, but check out the rest of the great stories and poems on offer at Muleskinner Journal. Just mash the big button or click the link below.
Read Three Seconds
I know, I get it, some of you are button-adverse. Pressing the button will NOT start a huge, red, badly digital countdown. This ain’t Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Just for you folks, here’s a plain old link:
https://www.muleskinnerjournal.com/
Speaking of FREE reads…
Hotch Potch is a great ‘Zine created by a collaboration of writers and visual artists. And yes, full disclosure, I am one of the founding editors. Hotch Potch Volume Two Issue One is available as a FREE PDF download or a FREE online read. BookFunnel ensures safe downloads and easy online reading. Just click the link below.
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Into the Wonk…
Yes, the Wonk, the state of Wonkiness, being out of kilter. Such is the case here at MEF. Why? Because we are butt-deep in literary shenanigans, that’s why. Three stories and a poem have been published in the last week! Acceptances (Yayyyyyy!!!!) and rejections (Booooo!!!!!) continue to ring the MEF gong. Madness! Tune into the MEF blog for all the latest:
https://www.marcoetheridgefiction.com/whats-new-in-marcos-world-the-blog/
Here in Vienna, summer is still hanging around. That means summer reading is still a thing. Need a book for the beach, the patio, the fire pit? Look no further, My Bodacious Readers! How about a post-apocalyptic thrill ride? The Best Dark Rain awaits you:
The Best Dark Rain: A Post Apocalyptic Struggle for Life and Love
Seattle is dead. Almost dead. Liz and Pat are the last couple standing. Survival is only half the battle. Living is hard, trusting is harder.
There is precious little room for love in a dead city, a dead world. For not quite everyone died. Better if they had. Armed bands stalk the streets. In the shadows worse enemies prowl, horrible enemies. At the center of this bleak urban waste lies a makeshift fort. It is the refuge of Liz Walker and Pat O’Shea. They are the last living couple in the shell of what was once Seattle.
