There's a full list of participants below, and Milo has a list of today's offers on his blog.
I'm giving away a copy of my collection Transient Tales Volume 2 - 12 stories of science fiction, fantasy and horror featuring features a Halloween game with a chilling price, a call-centre at the end of the world, an unconventional quest for a portal to fairyland, a mother dealing with the loss--and the return--of a child, a desperate woman’s letter to her future self, a repentant scientist’s lament, an envious boy who gets more than he bargained for, and a misguided attempt to gain closure on a very dead love affair.
Getting a copy is very easy - all you have to do is drop me a blog/Facebook comment or a tweet recommending one of your favourite short stories. Then feel free to help yourself to an ebook in the format of your choice from Smashwords, with code WZ35H and the compliments of the season!
Here's one of my new favorite short stories. This one was posted just last month, and I've read it three times already. Love the MC's voice. http://dailysciencefiction.com/hither-and-yon/slipstream/patricia-russo/when-the-world-was-full-of-people And now I'm heading over to get my new book! Thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great collection of tales, Michelle! Favorite short, eh? Does "The Lottery" count?
ReplyDeleteYour collection looks great! I think my fav short stories would have to be "Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" and "Monkey's Paw." (I'm sure there are any more I've loved, but my brain must be suffering end-of-the-year burn out, 'cause I can't think of any!) Thanks for your generosity. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy friend Susan Lanigan has written some great short stories, but I think my favourite of her recent ones is 'Those Little Slices of Death' (http://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/biotech/susan-lanigan/those-little-slices-of-death).
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle. I'm looking forward to reading more of your work. As for favorite shorts, they're the Goofy ones in my second drawer... oh, wait. Would you believe The Raging, Melting Space Between by Christopher Allen http://apocryphaandabstractions.wordpress.com/?s=christopher+allen My faves change daily. This one is what came to mind today.
ReplyDeleteI never tire of reading or listening to LeFanu's "Carmilla," although it's probably a novella rather than a short story.
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