Thanksgiving is nearly here, & I hope everyone has a safe & happy day. Please take time to reflect on the individuals & families that may not have one this season, whether as a result of that cruel disease known as homelessness, or as a direct result of Hurricane Sandy here in the tri-state area.
I’m giving thanks to all you of by hosting a giveaway: a free Kindle e-book copy of two recent anthologies featuring my work. My story “Memorial” in Sirens Call Publications ‘Of Myth and Monstrosity‘ and my story “Sweet Nectar of Life” in Cruentus Libri Press‘ ‘The Dark Side of the Womb.’ Each tale is written in an entirely different vein, and I have no doubt that each will chill you to the core.
All you need to do is leave a comment at the end of this post; something as simple as “hello,” even. That’s it, kiddies. I’ll be picking names at random; the more people who comment, the more winners there will be! The giveaway will end Friday, November 23 at midnight.
Good luck & happy turkey day!
Of Myth and Monstrosity – you can be certain that ‘Memorial’ is no fable
The Dark Side of the Womb – inside lurks my tale “Sweet Nectar of Life”
Hey, hey, hey! Happy Thanksgiving to you, Joe!
lol Hi Nikki, thanks for stopping by, & Happy Thanksgiving to you, too! You’ve been entered in my giveaway bonanza! lol Good luck
Now there’s something to be thankful for! Hope you and your family have a maaaaahvelous Thanksgiving.
Thank you Hunter, and the same to you and yours
I love the book covers, Joe! Who does your art?
Hi Axe!
The book cover art, for both pictured, was done by the publishers, not me. I was only fortunate enough to have a short story published in each
Yay! A contest! Gee, I hope I’m lucky this time
Hi Kimberly, well as they say, “ya gotta be in it to win it!” lol Good luck! And thank you for stopping by
Hey Joe! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Same to you Jason! I hope all is going well
Very much so, thanks!
Pretty Please Mr. Man…
Hope you had a good Thanksgiving. I just tweeted this out… although, what the hell was I thinking? That means more competition, and I’m hoping to be one of the winners.
All the best, my friend.
- Paul D. Dail