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THE TSCHAAA INFESTATION
Alien first contact post-apocalyptic science fiction. They came to Earth to eat us...
Survivors: The Tschaaa Infestation Begins (prequel to The Tschaaa Infestation)
Teenage siblings have it hard enough but when one of them is unacceptably 'different' in the eyes of the world those conflicts seem insurmountable. But when a barrage of meteorites decimates their home near Puyallup, Washington, brother and sister James and Janice Richards become embroiled in a totally new level of strife. No one knows it at first, but the deadly space rocks are calling cards; The Tschaaa aliens are coming to Earth to find a new meat source for their Young-humans. The Richards flee to a family cabin near Arlington even as the first humans are caught and butchered.
The horrors of the Harvester robots and the nightmare of the invasion pushes James harder than any of his special needs ever have but he's not alone. The siblings find allies in Matt Bearclaw, a teen of the Puyallup Tribe, Forest Ranger Sally Card, and USAF Pararescue Staff Sergeant Camilla Sanchez. Will this unlikely band be able to reach the safety of a military base in the interior of the former United States? Will they be able to out-wit or out-run traitorous humans, Cyborgs, Harvesters, and alien attack craft? They're not certain what the next moment brings but they do know this: Where there is life, there is hope.
$14.99 (paperback edition)
The Gathering Storm (The Tschaaa Infestation, Volume 1)
They came to Earth to eat us.
Homo sapiens became the Tschaaa alien's main meat source. Some humans fought, some tried to hide, others just died. Director Adam Lloyd arose with a plan to save some at the expense of others. The Protocol of Selective Survival. Did it make Adam Lloyd a traitor or a savior of the human species?
But some in the Free Area, the Unoccupied States, saw the aliens as an Infestation, not as an opportunity for the advancement of civilization by being a "client species." Heroes and heroines would arise to meet the threat to human dominance on Earth.
Will the attempt by Humankind to throw off the chains of Alien Tschaaa Bondage be successful, or will it disappear in a cloud of falling meteors and nuclear weapons?
$23.99 (paperback edition)
The Tsunami (The Tschaaa Infestation, Volume 2)
They came to Earth to eat us.
Homo sapiens became the Tschaaa alien's main meat source. Some humans fought, some tried to hide, others just died. Director Adam Lloyd arose with a plan to save some at the expense of others. The Protocol of Selective Survival. Did it make Adam Lloyd a traitor or a savior of the human species?
But some in the Free Area, the Unoccupied States, saw the aliens as an Infestation, not as an opportunity for the advancement of civilization by being a "client species." Heroes and heroines would arise to meet the threat to human dominance on Earth.
Will the attempt by Humankind to throw off the chains of Alien Tschaaa Bondage be successful, or will it disappear in a cloud of falling meteors and nuclear weapons?
$23.99 (paperback edition)
Typhoon of Steel (The Tschaaa Infestation, Volume 3)
They came to Earth to eat us.
Homo sapiens became the Tschaaa alien's main meat source. Some humans fought, some tried to hide, others just died. Director Adam Lloyd arose with a plan to save some at the expense of others. The Protocol of Selective Survival. Did it make Adam Lloyd a traitor or a savior of the human species?
But some in the Free Area, the Unoccupied States, saw the aliens as an Infestation, not as an opportunity for the advancement of civilization by being a "client species." Heroes and heroines would arise to meet the threat to human dominance on Earth.
Will the attempt by Humankind to throw off the chains of Alien Tschaaa Bondage be successful, or will it disappear in a cloud of falling meteors and nuclear weapons?
$23.99 (hardcover edition)
Free Range Protocol: Tales of the Tschaaa
Homo sapiens became the Tschaaa alien's primary meat source. Some humans fought, some tried to hide, and others just died. Will the human species survive as we know it? Or will humanity have to accept being a free-range item on an alien menu?
"Free Range" Protocol is a collection of eighteen short stories in the Tschaaa Infestation series, featuring six never-before-seen tales of heroism and survival.
$19.99 (paperback edition)
Beyond the Great Compromise: Tales of the Tschaaa
They came to Earth to eat us. Homo sapiens became the Tschaaa alien's primary meat source. Some humans fought, some tried to hide, and others just died. Will the human species survive as we know it? Or will humanity have to accept being a free-range item on an alien menu?
That epic story began in three novels—"The Gathering Storm", "The Tsunami", and "Typhoon of Steel"—and now, with Blue Forge Press, Marshall Miller continues to fill in the details in short stories that are as raw and real as the novels before them. "Beyond the Great Compromise" is a collection of nineteen short stories in the Tschaaa Infestation series, featuring four never-before-seen tales of the Avenging Angel, Abigail Yamamoto, following her journey from Angel to Banshee.
$19.99 (paperback edition)
The Days After: A Tschaaa Infestation Novella
They came to eat us. But humans don't go down without a fight.
Abducted by alien invaders who crave human flesh, Indigo fights to survive. When her best friend, Jeanie, escapes the Tschaaa, Jeanie joins the resistance and vows to save Indigo at any cost. And Jeanie's not alone-B.J., a loyal and powerful fighter-stands beside her. Together, they'll find a way to live free... or they'll bring bloody war to the Tschaaa.
Read the story then play The Days After: A Build-a-Board Game complete with Indigo Expansion.
$9.99 (paperback edition)
AGENT KIM KUPAR
Gritty Pacific Northwest crime thrillers where federal agents face dangerous cases and unexpected darkness.
Jade Eyes (Agent Kim Kupar, Book 1)
Special Agent Kim Kupar thought she had found her dream job. Kim has an extensive background in business and science but when she finds herself assigned to the Forensics Investigation Group in Seattle, Washington, her work with the Department of Homeland Security challenges even her expertise.
Senior Agent “T-Rex” Moyer introduces Kim to the handsome John Wang, President of the Asian Business Association, and sparks fly between Kim and the cultured businessman. But as Rex and Kim investigate the vicious Snakehead human trafficking and smuggling ring, John seems to be in the thick of it and Kim starts to wonder if this dream-come-true is actually a nightmare.
Written by a retired senior special agent, "Jade Eyes" examines the real world of a federal criminal investigation, not a glamorous Hollywood imitation. In the first volume of the Kim Kupar series, Marshall Miller leaves no stone unturned and reveals the world of criminal investigations—warts and all.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
The Why Files (Agent Kim Kupar, Book 2)
The Olympic National Park will never be the same.
Special Agent Kim Kupar returns to Homeland Security Investigations after a brush with her death as well as termination from her job as a federal criminal investigator. However, sometimes loyal friends and just the right alignment of the stars and planets can give a person a second chance.
Kim discovers a kindred spirit in her new partner, Senior Special Agent Richard Johnson—a former Border Rat who is also attracted and connected to the wild and bizarre. Kim and Richard meet new challenges, make new friends, and deal with shadows from their past.
Follow the two federal agents as they investigate not only the what and how, but also why. And, say ‘hello’ once again to a very special saber-tooth cat in this collection of stories from the archives of "The Why Files".
$16.99 (paperback edition)
They (Agent Kim Kupar, Book 3)
Special Agent Kim Kupar isn't afraid of the dark. Or what lurks in it.
After the birth of her twins, Kim Kupar returns to work with Homeland Security Investigations with a sleepy sneakers-and-copyright case. But when you’re an agent with Kim’s drive and determination, HSI and the FBI won’t let you take a back seat for long.
Paired with FBI Special Agent Audrey DiStefano, Kim discovers that children of color are disappearing throughout the Puget Sound and Salish Sea region. Fighting politics, bureaucracy, and an initial dearth of clues, the two agents form a fast friendship and uncover a masquerading evil. Can the thirteen missing children be returned safe… or is it already too late?
$16.99 (paperback edition)
MORE BY MARSHALL MILLER
Exploring humanity’s resilience through science fiction, alternate universes, and the extraordinary unknown.
The Chronicles of Elsewhen
One moment, they’re living ordinary lives—rooted in their own time, country, and culture. The next, they’re Elsewhen.
Swept across time and space by an unseen force, people from across Earth’s history awaken under the twin moons of a strange new world—Elsewhen. Here, an unlikely gathering must learn to survive together: a would-be Chinese emperor, an Irish highwayman, a German doctor stationed in 1920s China, a lawman pulled from the Wild West, and a modern-day retired federal agent. With nothing in common but their humanity, they must forge a new life—or watch their clashing pasts and values unravel everything.
$18.99 (paperback edition)
Game Worlds
Reylie and Ron King are suddenly transported into a Wild West alternate universe through a game created by their grandfather. They land right in the middle of a group of outlaws led by the tough Bar and his Uncle Jake. The outlaws’ plans go haywire with the siblings’ unexpected arrival, throwing them into a whirlwind of danger and adventure.
The earth is in chaos due to natural disasters, but the Sky Tunnel technology developed from the game offers a glimmer of hope for humanity’s survival. As the siblings’ adventures unfold, more people—scientists, Marines, and even their Aunt Jasmine!—are pulled into other alternate universes. The journey is filled with danger, excitement, the quest to unlock the secrets of the Sky Tunnels... and the game that started it all.
$18.99 (paperback edition)
Inhumanity: A Year of Stories
Unraveling the human condition.
Life, death, Earth, inner and outer space, aliens and humans, music and art, love and hate. Marshall Miller examines all these subjects in "Inhumanity", Miller dissects the human condition, examining it from various angles, interspersed with classic science fiction action. Whether or not a story includes a happy ending, readers will find them, nonetheless, thought-provoking.
"Inhumanity" collects all twelve stories written by Miller for "Prompt: The First Generation" plus a bonus story and an extensive interview with the author. Prompt collected nine diverse storytellers—a spectrum of style, ideology, politics, race, sexuality, and religion. For one year, authors were sent a monthly writing prompt, creating flashpoints to craft their best work.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Shane (Angels of Anarchy)
A hundred years after the omnipotent Divinity came to Earth and declared himself the Creator, the United States of America is a fully Divinian country... almost. Controversial television host Shane Austin is brave enough to ask the hard questions but where does his courage come from and can he count on free speech when every authority stands against?
Written by Marshall Miller, the actor who voiced Shane in the animated film, Angels of Anarchy, these three stories show Shane as never before. This pocket-size Blue Flash edition is a homage to dime novels of the past and is designed to get you hooked on a story in a flash! Expect 9500- to 11,000-words in length -- perfect for reading on a lunch break and falling in love with the printed word all over again.
$5.99 (paperback edition)
The Island (Haunting of Orchard House)
Get hooked in a flash! This pocket-size book is an homage to dime novels of the past and is designed to get you hooked on a story—in a flash! Find other installments of The Haunting of Orchard House at BlueForgePress.com.
Jack and Jill went across a bridge to fetch a strange black dog. Their parents, John and Rebecca, went after them into the strange island fog. That’s when the horror began.
$5.99 (paperback edition)
ANTHOLOGIES
Stories that provoke, inspire, unsettle, and celebrate the vast spectrum of human imagination and emotion.
Kitsap in Prose: an anthology
Prepare to be transported to a world of diverse narratives and compelling emotions in Kitsap in Prose, an anthology by Kitsap County authors. Kitsap Literary Artists and Writers, Inc. presents stories that explore the resilience of the human spirit, the chilling depths of fear, and the enduring power of love and friendship. Within these pages, discover a rich tapestry of genres and themes.
Each story, crafted by a Kitsap County author, offers a unique perspective and glimpse into different lives. This anthology captures the breadth of human experience and offers an invitation to connect with voices and visions of the community, to explore the familiar and the fantastical, and to discover the power of illuminating the human condition through storytelling. It is a literary journey through Kitsap County and beyond.
$24.95 (hardcover edition)
$19.95 (paperback edition)
Monstrosity (Unnerving Anthology)
Unsettling. Disquieting. Unnerving. This annual collection from Blue Forge Press gathers thirteen stories -- a story for each month of the year plus one -- from diverse, thought-provoking authors unafraid to to provoke, rivet and challenge mature readers. Explore the disconcerting with stories from Maxwell DiMarco, Timber Philips, J.W. Capek, Marshall Miller, Bree Indigo, Jennifer DiMarco, Carrie Avery Moriarty, Eliza Loeb, Hiromi Cota, Kristie Gronberg, Angela Faro, Lauren Patzer, and David Mecklenburg.
Warning: This book is intended for mature audiences and these stories are purposefully meant to unsettle the reader. Some stories may include attempted sexual assault, cannibalism, fanaticism, gore, violence or other dark themes. If one month's story is too much, skip that month. While the editor and Blue Forge Press have selected and edited each of these stories, ultimately you are responsible for curating what you read.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Descent (Unnerving Anthology)
In this second annual edition of the provocative horror anthology from Blue Forge Press, find twelve stories (plus one) to keep you up at night throughout the year. Explore the unsettling with stories from established and emerging authors: Jennifer DiMarco, Maxwell DiMarco, Amber Rainey, J.W. Capek, Mark Robjin, Michelle Lee, Angela Faro, Lauren Patzer, David Martyn, Bree Indigo, Marshall Miller, Kristie Gronberg, and David Mecklenburg.
Please note that the Unnerving stories include dark themes intended for mature audiences only. Please read responsibly.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Wicked (Unnerving Anthology)
Unsettling. Disquieting. Unnerving.
This fourth annual collection from Blue Forge Press gathers thirteen stories—a story for each month of the year plus one—from diverse, thought-provoking authors unafraid to provoke, rivet, and challenge brave readers.
Explore the disconcerting with stories from David Mecklenburg, Jennifer DiMarco, Maxwell DiMarco, Bree Indigo, Michelle Lee, Marshall Miller, J.W. Capek, Lauren Patzer, James Lowell Snyder, Gregor Fjellrev, Angela Faro, Pauline Ugalde, and C.M. Kane.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Nightfall (Unnerving Anthology)
Unsettling. Disquieting. Unnerving. This fifth annual collection from Blue Forge Press gathers thirteen stories—a story for each month of the year plus one—from diverse, thought-provoking authors unafraid to provoke, rivet, and challenge brave readers.
Explore the disconcerting with stories from Daniel DiQuinzio, D.L. Fowler, Joe Nasta, Dakoda Foxx, Sami Ridge, Ellen Jordis Lewis, Maxwell DiMarco, Bree Indigo, Diane M. McPhee, Pauline Ugalde, Lauren Patzer, Marshall Miller, and Jennifer DiMarco.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Phobia (Unnerving Anthology)
Unsettling.
Disquieting.
Unnerving.
This sixth annual collection from Blue Forge Press gathers thirteen stories—a story for each month of the year plus one—from diverse, thought-provoking authors unafraid to provoke, rivet, and challenge brave readers.
Explore the disconcerting with stories from Bree Indigo, Dakoda Foxx, Pauline Ugalde, Avery Kellam, Sami Ridge, Maxwell DiMarco, Michelle Lee, Joe Nasta, Marie Locker, Lauren Patzer, Daniel DiQuinzio, Jennifer DiMarco, and Marshall Miller.
$18.99 (paperback edition)
Toxic (Unnerving Anthology)
This annual collection from Blue Forge Press gathers thirteen stories—a story for each month of the year plus one—from diverse, thought-provoking authors unafraid to provoke, rivet, and challenge brave readers.
Explore the disconcerting with stories from: Jennifer DiMarco, Joe Nasta, Gregor Fjellrev, Michelle Lee, Bree Indigo, Nathan Sykes, Lauren Patzer, J.W. Capek, Maxwell DiMarco, Marshall Miller, Marvin Vialle, Amber Rainey, and Pauline Ugalde.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Winter (Prompt, Generation 1)
Blue Forge Press selected nine authors and sent them writing prompts every month for a year. Despite their vast and varied differences in experience, style, ideology, class, politics, race, gender, sexuality, and religion, the authors all gave a year of their creative lives to craft their best work over the course of 2019. Prompt Winter is a time capsule of their stories—and the prompts that inspired them—for the months of September, October, and November.
Whether brand new and just beginning their writing careers or established veterans in the industry, rarely have more diverse authors come together to create a body of work so inclusive and enlightening. Blue Forge Press used a light editorial hand to allow the writers’ voices to be heard in their original state: Undiluted, unaltered, and raw.
Look for Prompt Spring, Prompt Summer, Prompt Autumn, and The Prompt Guidebook for all hundred and eight stories plus extensive interviews with each author and twelve bonus stories—one written by each author—from 2020.
$24.99 (paperback edition)
Spring (Prompt Anthology, Generation 1)
Blue Forge Press selected nine authors and sent them writing prompts every month for a year. Despite their vast and varied differences in experience, style, ideology, class, politics, race, gender, sexuality, and religion, the authors all gave a year of their creative lives to craft their best work over the course of 2019. Prompt Spring is a time capsule of their stories—and the prompts that inspired them—for the months of March, April, and May.
Whether brand new and just beginning their writing careers or established veterans in the industry, rarely have more diverse authors come together to create a body of work so inclusive and enlightening. Blue Forge Press used a light editorial hand to allow the writers’ voices to be heard in their original state: Undiluted, unaltered, and raw.
Look for Prompt Winter, Prompt Summer, Prompt Autumn, and The Prompt Guidebook for all hundred and eight stories plus extensive interviews with each author and twelve bonus stories—one written by each author—from 2020.
$24.99 (paperback edition)
Summer (Prompt, Generation 1)
Blue Forge Press selected nine authors and sent them writing prompts every month for a year. Despite their vast and varied differences in experience, style, ideology, class, politics, race, gender, sexuality, and religion, the authors all gave a year of their creative lives to craft their best work over the course of 2019. Prompt Summer is a time capsule of their stories—and the prompts that inspired them—for the months of June, July, and August.
Whether brand new and just beginning their writing careers or established veterans in the industry, rarely have more diverse authors come together to create a body of work so inclusive and enlightening. Blue Forge Press used a light editorial hand to allow the writers’ voices to be heard in their original state: Undiluted, unaltered, and raw.
Look for Prompt Winter, Prompt Spring, Prompt Autumn, and The Prompt Guidebook for all hundred and eight stories plus extensive interviews with each author and twelve bonus stories—one written by each author—from 2020.
$24.99 (paperback edition)
Autumn (Prompt, Generation 1)
Blue Forge Press selected nine authors and sent them writing prompts every month for a year. Despite their vast and varied differences in experience, style, ideology, class, politics, race, gender, sexuality, and religion, the authors all gave a year of their creative lives to craft their best work over the course of 2019. Prompt Autumn is a time capsule of their stories—and the prompts that inspired them—for the months of September, October, and November.
Whether brand new and just beginning their writing careers or established veterans in the industry, rarely have more diverse authors come together to create a body of work so inclusive and enlightening. Blue Forge Press used a light editorial hand to allow the writers’ voices to be heard in their original state: Undiluted, unaltered, and raw.
Look for Prompt Winter, Prompt Spring, Prompt Summer, and The Prompt Guidebook for all hundred and eight stories plus extensive interviews with each author and twelve bonus stories—one written by each author—from 2020.
$24.99 (paperback edition)
Guidebook (Prompt, Generation 1)
Blue Forge Press selected nine authors and sent them writing prompts every month for a year. Despite their vast and varied differences in experience, style, ideology, class, politics, race, gender, sexuality, and religion, the authors all gave a year of their creative lives to craft their best work over the course of 2019. The resulting hundred and eight stories were compiled into four volumes: Prompt Winter, Prompt Spring, Prompt Summer and Prompt Autumn. This fifth volume, the Prompt Generation 1 Guidebook, provides in-depth interviews with each author plus nine bonus stories written in 2020.
Whether brand new and just beginning their writing careers or established veterans in the industry, rarely have more diverse authors come together to create a body of work so inclusive and enlightening. Blue Forge Press used a light editorial hand to allow the writers’ voices to be heard in their original state: Undiluted, unaltered, and raw.
Look for Prompt Winter, Prompt Spring, Prompt Summer, and Prompt Autumn for all hundred and eight stories plus extensive interviews with each author and twelve bonus stories—one written by each author—from 2020.
$24.99 (paperback edition)
Cascadia: Fantastical Stories from the Pacific Northwest
"Cascadia" is a diverse and fully captivating anthology of speculative fiction, science fiction and fantasy from both new and established authors. From the hilarious ‘Free Range,’ to the surreal ‘Dance of the Cube-Farm Dreamers,’ and the poignant ‘The Pulse of the Sea,’ here are stories that break new ground, recast the stereotypes of the genre and evoke the essence of the Pacific Northwest at every turn.
Cascadia features these exceptional authors: Jake Bartolone, Eric Choi, Suzanne Church, Jacques L. Condor, Jetse de Vries, Krista Dietrich, Louise Herring-Jones, A. Leigh JonesDr. Philip Edward KaldonJohn KratmanSusan U. LinvilleMary E. LowdDerwin Mak, Donna McMahon, Joe Murphy, Ruth Nestvold, Mercurio D. Rivera, Bruce Holland Rogers, Rhea Rose, Ken Staley, Bruce Taylor, Uncle River, Edd Vick, Jan Wildt, and Marly Youmans, with three brand new stories from Amber Rainey, Lauren Patzer, and Marshall Miller.
$19.99 (paperback edition)
Tales of the Slug
Bawdy, hilarious, young adult, very adult, illustrated, epic, and even poetic.
Fifteen talented and versatile authors have crafted fiction, sci-fi, and fantasy stories with a slug in a pivotal role. Offering a tip-of-the-hat to their beautiful (but very wet!) Pacific Northwest origins, "Tales of the Slug" will make readers laugh and their hearts pound.
Rarely has a collection of stories been so entertaining on so many different levels.
With stories from Maxwell DiMarco, Andrew Dolbeck, Alan Searle, Janice Clark, John Dimes, Frederick J. Masterman, Mary Stuart Jacobi, Angie Ruth, Pamela K. Taylor, Roberta Gregory, Roger L. Johnson, Kelly Madden, E.J. Angel, Marshall Miller, and Lauren Patzer. Published by Blue Forge Press.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Super: Unexpected Heroes Arise
Heroes are those who believe they can.
"Super: Unexpected Heroes Arise" is an anthology of stories that will help people rethink who and what a hero is. The collection celebrates our decades of fighting for equality and shattering misconceptions. It celebrates learning that despite all the things that divide us, we’re still ultimately more alike than we are different from one another.
Heroes are the people we encourage, the people we support. Heroes are those who believe they can.
$16.99 (paperback edition)
Enduring: Stories of Unconditional Love
Perhaps the most multifaceted and complex of all emotions, love is a basic need. It crosses generations and even species. With nearly limitless variations and nuance, it asks nothing of us... or demands everything. We will sacrifice our dreams, our time, and sometimes even our lives to feel loved, to protect our loved ones, and to prove the depth of our feelings. And more often than not, we do so willingly.
"Enduring" includes ten stories from both established and emerging authors collected and lightly edited to allow every voice to be heard as authentically as possible.
Featuring stories by Stacey Venzel, J.W. Capek, Amber Rainey, Angela Faro, David Fuller, Marshall Miller, Elaina Gonzales-Blanton, Eliza Loeb, Susan Nordman, and David Martyn.
$18.99 (paperback edition)
Beacon: When Faith Shows the Way
Just as a lighthouse guides ships through treacherous waters to safe harbor, faith illuminates the path through life’s most tumultuous storms. From historical epics that breathe life into biblical times to moral quandaries faced by modern-day believers, the nine diverse authors in "Beacon: When Faith Shows the Way" navigate the complex seas of human experience, guided by the steadfast light of belief and spiritual resilience.
Featuring short stories and poetry from David Martyn, Marshall Miller, Sheila Mengert, Daniel DiQuinzio, Debbie Wales, Loleta Robichaux, Leah M. Kelley, Gwen Ann, and Jonielle McMurtrey, Beacon is a luminuos testament to the light that exists within and around us, guiding our way through the darkness. It’s a reminder that, no matter how stormy life gets, the Lord is our beacon shining in the distance, guiding us home.
$18.99 (paperback edition)
Naughty & Nice: Stories for Your Stocking
Whether lessons are learned or heart strings are tugged, these eighteen short tales from emerging and established authors are sure to evoke the Spirit of Christmas. Tuck "Naughty & Nice" into the holiday stocking of any book-lover or enjoy this pocket-sized volume yourself with a mug of hot cocoa and a couple of Santa’s cookies. (We promise not to tell.)
Featuring one naughty and one nice yarn from Timothy Black, Marshall Miller, J.W. Capek, Daniel DiQuinzio, Carrie Avery Moriarty, Gary Floyd, Michelle Lee, Diane M. McPhee, and Phoenix Noel, all proceeds go to support children in need throughout the Pacific Northwest.
$5.99 (paperback edition)
The Mighty Pen
What are the tools of a storyteller? Our minds and voices, certainly, sometimes even our bodies. But human beings are innovative and adaptable at their cores and very early in our history we discovered other ways to share our stories—horse-hair brushes, quills, typewriters, pens, and even computers. "The Mighty Pen" collects stories from fourteen unique and diverse writers that explore the idea of storytelling and the tools we use.
But these are not dry tales of musty writers scribbling down worn out prose. "The Mighty Pen" features romance, surrealism, horror, fantasy, science fiction, and mystery. After all, storytellers—and their tools—come in limitless variety.
Presenting all-new, original works from Donna Lee Anderson, Norm Bowler, J.W. Capek, Chris Davis, Maxwell Kier DiMarco, David Mecklenburg, Noel Meredith, Marshall Miller, Carrie Avery Moriarty, Lauren Patzer, Amber Rainey, and Mark Robyn.
$16.99 (paperback edition)