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A Dark and Stormy Night
Includes "Darke and Stormy" by Guy Anthony De Marco. A Dusty Saddle Publishing western microfiction anthology of 52 stories from a shared prompt, edited by Scott Harris (2018).
It was a dark and stormy night... 52 Western authors were given this prompt, and each of them wrote a 500-word micro story. The result is 52 different stories. Some are predictable, traditional Western stories, but no less fun to read because of that. Many others head off into surprising and new directions. And you, the reader, get to enjoy the incredible, diverse tales 52 of today's best Western authors, developed from a single shared idea.
More info →Adventures in Zookeeping: A MileHiCon Benefit Anthology
Includes an Afterword by Guy Anthony De Marco.
Ever wonder how much fun it would be to be a zoo keeper if your wards included the strange, the supernatural, the not-of-this-earth? This collection of speculative fiction ranges from were-lemurs to a breeding program for a Lovecraftian horror. Edited by Sam Knight. This anthology evolved from a panel at MileHiCon in Denver, Colorado, titled "So You Want To Be in an Anthology?" The stories contained within were contributed by attendees of that panel. All net proceeds are donated to support MileHiCon.
More info →Dark Bits
Dark Bits is a collection of 52 +1 horror flash fiction stories. Short, but not sweet, they move quick to grab you. Got a minute? Go ahead, try one.
More info →Life & Everything Too: Stories, Essays and Observations
Life & Everything Too collects stories, essays and observations from over ten years of writing for online publications.
More info →Steampunk Trails 2: Steaming Ahead to Adventure
Includes "Pressure" by Guy Anthony De Marco. Steampunk Trails Issue 2, edited by J. A. Campbell (Science Fiction Trails Publishing, 2014).
More info →These Vampires Don’t Sparkle
Includes "Desperate Sparkles" by Guy Anthony De Marco. A vampire anthology edited by Carol Hightshoe (Sky Warrior Press, 2014).
More info →Twist of Fate
In May of 2013, tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma, most notably causing severe destruction in the city of Moore. Safety was stolen, dreams were destroyed, lives were lost. Almost immediately, authors and artists from around the world joined together so that their expressions of emotion could be put to good use. The dozens of authors and artists who contributed to this anthology represent caring people whose effort has combined to create the charity anthology "Twist Of Fate."
Representing the Indies In Action group, 60 authors have combined to contribute 78 different writings in a charity anthology to help tornado victims in Oklahoma. The authors represent people from all around the globe. Nine countries are represented, and several of the contributors actually live in or have lived in "Tornado Alley." It is a grassroots, group effort to help those who need it the most. The writing and photos mix to create an experience you will want to share.
This inspiring collection is a wonderful way to make a difference for those who truly need it the most. The proceeds from this book go to the May Tornadoes Relief Fund, managed by the United Way, which in turn is used to help the victims of this tragic display of nature's fury.
Thank you for sharing hope.
Unidentified Funny Objects 3
Includes "The Fate Worse Than Death" by Kevin J. Anderson and Guy Anthony De Marco. Unidentified Funny Objects 3, edited by Alex Shvartsman (UFO Publishing, 2014).
More info →Behind These Eyes
Behind These Eyes is a story of a young man struggling against a fractured soul, forced to watch from behind his own eyes as his alter ego kills. It is the story of how he deals with the aftermath of these episodes and the story of his attempts to formulate a plan to escape from himself. Written by Guy Anthony De Marco, art by Chaz Kemp. Based on a short story by P. Wacks. Villainous Press published the graphic novel; J. Zoe Frasure provided the cover artwork for the first edition. New cover by interior artist Chaz Kemp.
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