This collection includes fifteen action-packed short stories, mostly science fiction, horror, and military fiction.
Shades of Cray: The story of the first transracial individual.
Leaving Lost Atlantis: A man writes his ex-wife, after discovering what happened to Atlantis.
An Iraqi Christmas Carol: A small group of soldiers and an Iraqi policeman mount a rescue for a kidnapped boy.
Quarter: A military team designed for assassinations loses control over one of its members in the middle of a mission.
Werehouse: A man trying to help his homeless cousin runs afoul of a society of murderers.
Atlas Dug Up: Two philosophical equals have a love affair that continues after death.
Blood Falls: An expedition to the Antarctic goes south, after a rock wall collapses.
Murder Your Darlings: A writer finds himself convinced one of his characters is trying to kill him, after his loved ones start getting hurt.
Mine: A doctor exacts revenge on a former-General.
Failure Cascade: A ride on a space elevator goes horribly wrong.
Euthanasia: A surgeon gets caught between his oath and his vengeful calling.
Shrink: An executive ponders the consequences of modern business.
Indian Gift: An ex-outlaw is drafted into convincing an Indian to sell his land.
Parallel: A professor familiar with inter-dimensional travel tries convincing one of his students to kill another.
New Corpse Smell: Observing decomposition.
Targeted Age Group:
15+
I write very dark, dialogue-oriented fiction. I want you to feel you’re in my characters world, not through the visuals, but through the interactions, and the distinctive consciousness of the narrators.
What Advice Would You Give Aspiring Writers?
Marry an editor. I hope you’re so lucky. There is nothing that will challenge you to perfect your art like knowing that your partner is aware of your work’s limitations.
Author Bio:
Nicolas Wilson is a published journalist, graphic novelist, and novelist. He lives in the rainy wastes of Portland, Oregon with his wife, two cats and a dog.
Nic has written eight novels. Whores not intended to be a factual account of the gender war, and Dag are currently available for e-reader, and will soon be available in paperback. Nexus, The Necromancer’s Gambit, Banksters, Homeless, Singularity, and Lunacy are all due for publication in the next two years, as well as several short story collections.
Nic’s work spans a variety of genres, from political thriller to science fiction and urban fantasy.
For information on Nic’s books, and behind-the-scenes looks at his writing, visit his web site, NicolasWilson.com.
Well, the inspiration is pretty varied. This is a collection of my earlier short stories. For years, I took inspiration from events in my life, stories on the news, or random ideas, with only one requirement: that I publish one story a week on my blog. I developed a lot of odd ideas, and tested my writing in a every genre I could.
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