A spooky treat for you this time. My tale of woe, When Darkness Falls, features in the new online issue of Tales from the Moonlit Path just in time for Halloween. Read for free here.
Many thanks to the editors, Tricia Urlaub and Carlos R Savournin, for placing my story in their Halloween issue.
The Imposter Syndrome has made it onto the first Exhibit over at the Horrific Scribes archive.
Scribes’ editor, Andrew L. Cooper, has “arranged this Exhibit into four Galleries that emphasize commonalities: Traps, Hauntings, Invasions, and Distortions”. My story is included in the Invasion category, and has received great praise on the website: “[The Imposter Syndrome features] doppelgängers of the creepiest kind, in the tradition of Poe’s “William Wilson” but with a twist all Nash’s own. This one really got to me.”
There are 16 dark stories in total, and all are available to read for FREE.
Coffin Bell has published my short fiction, The Memory of Hannah Babinski, in Vol 5, Issue 1 of their superb journal. Read the story and the rest of the issue, … Continue reading Coffin Bell – Journal of Dark Literature
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