Do you hear the thundering hoofbeats? It's the horsemen, and they are finally here. The Four Horsemen Anthology from Pill Hill Press is now available.
Here is the info that I painstakingly cut and pasted directly from the Pill Hill site.
A thrilling anthology of twenty-five short stories inspired by the themes of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Conquest, War, Famine and Death.
Authors in this volume include: Camille Alexa, Jason
Toupence, Scott M.
Sandridge, Megan R.
Engelhardt, Alethea
Kontis, Matthew Dent, Carla
Joinson, Jessy Marie Roberts, Jonathan
Shipley, Will Morton, Bill Ward, Christopher Heath, Alva J. Roberts, Jamie
Eyberg, Laura
Eno, Kat
Heckenbach, Kelli A. Wilkins, AR Norris, John H.
Dromey,
Scott Taylor, Jacob Henry
Orloff, Marie
Croke, Marshall Payne, L.E. Erickson & Nye Joell Hardy.
So, go out and get your copy, don't wait to hear about it f
rom your friends, it's available now in hardcover and paperback:
http://www.amazon.com/Four-Horsemen-Anthology-Conquest-Famine/dp/0984261044/ref=pd_rhf_p_t_1
Pill Hill Press has another anthology planned with one of my stories in it.
Do you hear the thundering hoofbeats? It's the horsemen, and they are finally here. The Four Horsemen Anthology from Pill Hill Press is now available.
Lame Goat Press has accepted Perchance to Dream. It will be in the By Mind or Metal anthology of fantasy.
It's at Amazon. But it can be at your house. Just outside your front door. Waiting. In that innocent looking brown box. But once the box is opened- well, you're gonna have to buy the book to find out.
Wicked East Press, a new publisher of speculative fiction helmed by Jessica Weiss, has accepted The Man from Lynnebrogan. It will appear in the upcoming Cup of Joe flash anthology. This story was my entry onto the first round of the shootout with Liguid Imagination. (I won my duel with this story) Tentative release date for this antho is Dec 2010, so stay tuned...
And here's the table of contents for this anthology. I've got to say, I am honored to share a cover with these talented people. 
My short story, Bringing in the Big Rocks has been shortlisted. What does this mean to you? Maybe nothing. Then again, maybe, just maybe, when Pill Hill's Zero Gravity: Adventures in Deep Space becomes available, you will be able to read the exploits of Captain Magnus Rucker and his trusty sidekick Delroy McIntosh.
Another flash story, Independence Day, will be in Daily Flash. That makes two if you're keeping score.
What do you think of when you see this picture? 
