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Endless Joke

by David Antrobus

Here's that writers' manual you were reaching and scrambling for. You know the one: filled with juicy writing tidbits and dripping with pop cultural snark and smartassery. Ew. Not an attractive look. But effective. And by the end, you'll either want to kiss me or kill me. With extreme prejudice. Go on. You know you want to.
Dissolute Kinship: A 9/11 Road Trip

by David Antrobus

Please click on the above thumbnail to buy my short, intense nonfiction book featuring 9/11 and trauma. It's less than the price of a cup of coffee... and contains fewer calories. Although, unlike most caffeine boosts, it might make you cry.
Music Speaks

by LB Clark

My story "Solo" appears in this excellent music charity anthology, Music Speaks. It is an odd hybrid of the darkly comic and the eerily apocalyptic... with a musical theme. Aw, rather than me explain it, just read it. Okay, uh, please?
First Time Dead 3 (Volume 3)

by Sybil Wilen, P. J. Ruce, Jeffrey McDonald, John Page, Susan Burdorf, Christina Gavi, David Alexander, Joanna Parypinski, Jack Flynn, Graeme Edwardson, David Antrobus, Jason Bailey, Xavier Axelson

My story "Unquiet Slumbers" appears in the zombie anthology First Time Dead, Volume 3. It spills blood, gore and genuine tears of sorrow. Anyway, buy this stellar anthology and judge for yourself.
Seasons

by David Antrobus, Edward Lorn, JD Mader, Jo-Anne Teal

Four stories, four writers, four seasons. Characters broken by life, although not necessarily beaten. Are the seasons reminders of our growth or a glimpse of our slow decay?
Indies Unlimited: 2012 Flash Fiction Anthology

Indies Unlimited

I have two stories in this delightful compendium of every 2012 winner of their Flash Fiction Challenge—one a nasty little horror short, the other an amusing misadventure of Og the caveman, his first appearance.

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Two Pieces Published

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Friday, May 9, 2014 at 5:47PM

The Woven Tale Press is an "eclectic mix from the creative web," an electronic 'zine that culls and curates many examples of online artistic endeavour, from poetry to photography to painting to flash fiction, and beyond. The magazine's design is visually appealing and their staff have a keen eye for the off-beat, the striking, and the quirky, so for all these reasons and more, I am genuinely flattered that they featured not one but two of my flash fiction pieces in their May issue ("Safety Deposit" and "Addiction"). Very kind of them. But don't just read my own small contributions; also check out Jo-Anne Teal's poignant writing in that same edition, and many more exemplary and intriguing offerings. Click on the widget below to read the whole thing.

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Congratulations on the pieces being featured in such an interesting and wonderful ezine.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading them too. Yes, I got something out of them. Esp the "fuck you" part. ;)

May 14, 2014 |

Someone

Hmmm... you have the same IP as "Casey," who commented on another post. I'm beginning to see a pattern. ;)

May 18, 2014 |

David Antrobus

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