About Bailey Ordiway: Dropping out of high school at 16 and getting his GED and attending college at 17, Bailey has always had an avid interest in writing from a young age, writing many stories for papers and school magazines. He grew up mainly around Michigan, eventually settling in the Upper Peninsula. He began writing his first novel "Blackout" right after dropping out of high school and continued writing it while attending college. It was released at the end of his first semester, … [Read more...]
Fail to the Chief by W. T. Fallon
After years of emceeing insipid singing competitions, TV personality Bryan Seafoam can't wait to host "American President," the world's first reality show to elect a country's Chief Executive. It's the chance he's waited a lifetime for--an opportunity to be a real journalist, unearthing skeletons and playing hardball with the top ten candidates. But it doesn't take long for the contestants to start digging up dirt of their own and throwing it back at him--literally, in the case of billionaire … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Perfectly Matched by Maddie James
Genre: Contemporary Romance THE MATCHMAKING CHEF COLLECTION: The eight novellas of The Matchmaking Chef Series When Suzie Matthews (Bed, Breakfast & You) accidentally cooks up a scene that causes her sister to get back together with her high school boyfriend (Home for the Holidays), she wonders if she can help other singletons living in the small mountain town of Legend, Tennessee find the loves of their lives. Being a matchmaker isn't really on her list of things to do--after all, she … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – W. T. Fallon
About W. T. Fallon: I have few marketable skills, but I'm highly talented in the areas of sarcasm, satire, and snark. For the past several years, I've written for the local Gridiron Show, and this year I started a blog called Sharable Sarcasm. I was recently published on The Satirist, and regularly write for Humor Outcasts. The 2016 election provided so many opportunities for humor that I decided to write my first novel, a satire called Fail to the Chief, which tells the story of the world's … [Read more...]
Permafree eBook: Comedy Shorts – Humorous Fiction Short Stories by Robin Storey
Four short comedy stories – with a blend of mystery and a dash of supernatural Sleuthing For Beginners Angela has always had a secret ambition to be a private detective. After her neighbour dies suddenly she launches her own investigation, with unexpected results. A Peaceful Death George, who has been obsessed with death since his father died, is visited by The Angel of Death, who strikes an unusual bargain. A Girl’s Best Friend Ali, the sole beneficiary of her uncle’s will, learns that he … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Rue
About Rue: I'm Rue! I'm a total geek. This is pretty much the most important thing to know about me. Just kidding! I may be an adult but I have the heart of a child. I know when to be serious but I'm a hard worker with serious control issues, and maybe a splash of wit and a side of sassy. I'm addicted to La Croix Lime, obsessed with potatoes, and also an ink pen hoarder. When I'm not writing, I'm probably binge-watching something on Netflix or adventuring around town with my partner who … [Read more...]
FEATURED BOOK: Abe Lincoln on Acid by Brian Anthony
Genre: Drama, Alternate History, Humor There are whispers even now that Abraham Lincoln never really died, that a voodoo spell cursed him with a terrible eternal life. It has even been claimed that he robbed banks in the 1930s with John Dillinger, only to mysteriously disappear once again into the pages of history. But the truth is even stranger than the rumors... Watched over by a vengeful J. Edgar Hoover and held in a secret location near his old Springfield home, Lincoln re-awakens in … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Sergio Pereira
About Sergio Pereira: Self-described as a creativist, Sergio Pereira works as an editor and writer by day and writes fiction and other nonsense at night. He is the author of 'Fixation', 'The Smile', 'Tom Wilson', 'Don't Steal from the Devil', 'Tidal Wave', 'Goblinphobia', 'Hush' and other stories that you (should) love. He also enjoys writing about himself in third-person narrative and reading it back to others in Christopher Lee's voice. What inspires you to write? Pretty much anything. It … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Stacey E. Bryan
About Stacey E. Bryan: Stacey was raised in the San Fernando Valley but born in San Francisco, where she left part of her heart. She has worked on a dude ranch, coached gymnastics, and captions for the hearing impaired. Her work has appeared in several literary magazines in New York and L.A., including Ginosko and The Rag. She is currently working on the sequel to her novel Day for Night. She lives in “beautiful downtown Burbank,” as Johnny Carson used to say, with her husband who is also a … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – G. J. Andrews
About G. J. Andrews: Author, G. J. Andrews has written a hilarious assortment of Momma Jokes. The jokes are original, clever and clean. Bedtime stories will never be the same! What inspires you to write? I have so many words and thoughts and I believe it is my destiny to share them with others. While my first release is far from ordinary it is an odd glimpse into the array of ideas and thoughts that will be revealed to the world. Brace yourself, but I promise you will be intrigued and … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Alex Hansen
About Alex Hansen: Alex Hansen is a part-time writer from Pennsylvania who specializes in interpretive rewrites of elementary school science textbooks. Just kidding. But he has written about demons, dystopias and drive-thrus, so maybe nothing is off-limits. Inspired by a broad range of authors including Stephen Crane, Oscar Wilde, Dean Koontz and K. A. Applegate, he strives to craft interesting and relatable tales that have a little bit of heart and plenty of comedy. What inspires you to … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Jo Roderick
About Jo Roderick: Jo Roderick was born in 1969 and is believed to be human — although, there is no conclusive evidence! Interpreting and analysing the world around, the author never quite grew up. Told at an early age not to write, Jo did anyway. Claiming to be able to follow the plot of your average dictionary, the author further admits to possessing an odd sense of humour. Jo is an architect, amongst other things, and currently resides in Cape Town, South Africa. Toffee, the … [Read more...]
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