Strange Lucky Hallowe'en

Available from Whortleberry Press, Strange Lucky Hallowe'en is a collection of stories with strange twists of fate or lucky (or unlucky!) occurrences. My story, Not Just A Costume, involves a trip to a Hallowe'en costume party, getting lost and something less than human...

Other contributors include :

• AW McKinnon
• Jonathan Shipley
• Warren Bull
• Richard Dyer
• Lyn McConchie
• Kevin A. Harris
• Jason Barney
• Arthur Sanchez
• Wayne Scheer
• William A. La Fleur
• JJ Steinfeld
• Diane Arrelle
• John A. McColley
• Lesa Pascavis Smith
• Sandi Reed-Chan

All Hallow's Evil Released!

All Hallow's Evil, an anthology of crime stories set at Hallowe'en, is now available from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk in paperback and kindle formats. I have a story, An Echo of Samhain, in this collection which blends magic, murder and mystery. The other contributors to the anthology are:

• Gloria Alden
• Erin Farwell
• Bard Goffman
• Devon Greene
• Marianne Halbert
• Robert Holt
• Wenda Morrone
• Marilyn Pierce Patterson
• Jason Purdy
• Harriette Sackler
• Lance Zarimba

 Buy it now and guarantee yourself a mysterious Hallowe'en!

Tigershark Issue One Released!

The first issue of Tigershark, a new pdf format magazine, is now available and have a story and three poems in it. The issue is free - just email tigersharkpublishing@hotmail.co.uk to request a copy!

Dialect Poetry Released!

Dialect Poetry - edited and compiled by Les Merton - has been released by Palores Publishing and will be going free to all subscribers to Poetry Cornwall, as well as being available for £4. (ISBN 978-1-906845-47-6)

As its title suggests, Dialect Poetry celebrates the diversity of the English language in the British Isles by bringing together examples of dialect poetry in the Cockney of South Essex, Cornish, Doric, Lowland Scots, North Northumbrian, and the dialects of Cork, Derbyshire, Glasgow, Lancashire, the Scots Borders and South Lanarkshire. A diverse treat for anyone who enjoys poetry or is fascinated by language.

My poem, Laas' Resor', has the privilege of opening what is a very strong collection of seventeen poems.