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Books and Boos Press signs THE SHADOWS BEHIND!
Posted by kristipetersenschoonover
I’m over the moon to announce that I’ve signed the contract for Books and Boos Press to publish my collection of short stories, The Shadows Behind. The original announcement is on the Books and Boos Press website here.
Release date is set right now for April 30, 2019, and there will be some signings, along with a special one up at Howe Caverns in Howe’s Cave, New York, next summer!
Although the Table of Contents is still being finalized, this collection will contain a few long out-of-print favorites, among them “Deconstructing Fireflies,” (co-written with Nathan Schoonover), “Candle Garden,” and “How I Learned to Stop Complaining and Love the Bunny,” which was originally published in Citizen Culture back in 2005.
It will also include some pieces which are only available in single anthologies, and several brand new stories as well as a preview for an upcoming novella.
I’ll keep you posted!
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Tags: bad apple, Books and Boos Press, Howe Caverns, Ink Stains, Norman Mailer Writer's Colony, short story collections, Skeletons in the Swimmin' Hole: Tales from Haunted, stories about haunted places, The Shadows Behind, Three on a Match, Vagabondage Press Books
MS for THE SHADOWS BEHIND has been delivered…and a new project
Posted by kristipetersenschoonover
The manuscript for my upcoming short story collection, The Shadows Behind, has been delivered to the publisher, Books & Boos Press! The slated release date is April 2019.
This collection will contain some new stories, as well as some out-of-print pieces and reprints from currently available anthologies (if you’ve never picked any of those up, now you’ll be able to get some of them in one place). A few that are potentially included: Read the rest of this entry →
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Short Story Sunday: The Cryptozoologist, Tony Earley
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The Cryptozoologist, Tony Earley
A beautifully-rendered, riveting account of a woman’s encounters with a skunk ape while she struggles Read the rest of this entry →
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Pilimancy’s just one thing on tap in ANTHOLOGY YEAR THREE: DISTANT DYING EMBER
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Anthology Year Three: A Distant Dying Ember, published by The Four Horsemen — who have produced AnthoCon in Portsmouth, New Hampshire since 2011 — is now available in Kindle format (print edition is forthcoming). It features my flash fiction piece “skin&hair teeth&bones.” Although I’d written it as an assignment in the J. Eckleburg Workshops’ Magical Realism course in December 2013, the inspiration for the story came from a jar of baby teeth Read the rest of this entry →
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