Sins of the Future

Now on Amazon: Halloween Drabbles

A magazine has accepted one of my stories, of course they are not a paying market. Details when they give me some. http://www.pifmagazine.com/2015/11/the-missing-life/

Last October we released an anthology called Sins of the Past. This year we decided to release an anthology called Sins of the Future. Every story is set years into the future where anything is possible, from self-driving cars to aliens taking over the world. Each story is unique in its own light because each author took their own views of the future and twisted it to become the stories that are featured in Sins of the Future that is set to release October 31, 2015. Sins of the Future features:
They by Jackie Pitchford
In the Driving Lane by Misha Burnett
Highly Strung by Stephen Blake
Add Green Sauce by Matt Lovell
The Verge by R.L. Andrew
The Man with Bio degradable Skin by Angela Garratt
The Nyghtmare Machine by Don Miskel
Kitty by Boyd Miles
Mercury's Kiss by Jen Ponce
Graduation Day by Chasity Nicole
Malfeasance by Kerry E.B. Black
Return to Sigma Seven by C. Lloyd Brill
Doris by Debbie Manber Kupfer
Looking through Different Eyes by Steven Soul
The Day Everything Went Still by Leticia Toraci
Now that you know all the stories and authors featured in this amazing, futuristic anthology and you know when it's to be released, it's time for the big cover reveal.



Our cover was created by the wonderful Cleve Sylcox who was an author in Sins of the Past.

The Verge by R.L. Andrew 'Sebastian is torn between the only life he's ever known and freedom. Mission after deadly mission Sebastian struggles against his bonds, gathering strength to fight the ultimate battle; for his soul.'

I have two drabbles in this and my son has one. Spooky Halloween Drabbles 2015

The Man with Bio degradable Skin by Angela Garratt "No longer do we test on animals in labs."

 

Highly Strung by Stephen Blake

'Are all those who do evil things evil? Or are they having their strings pulled by dark forces? Joe sees the truth of it. Only he wishes he couldn't.'

Graduation Day by Chasity Nicole

'Graduation Day is supposed to be the greatest day of a teenagers life. You graduate high school and embark on a journey to college and into adulthood. But, sometimes what is supposed do happen on Graduation Day doesn't happen. Sometimes, your life takes a horrible turn and you never know what your future was supposed to behold.'

In the Driving Lane by Misha Burnett

They said that everything was perfectly safe. They said that nothing could go wrong. They lied.

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Five more or so and the cover, hope to have an Amazon link to go with the cover but it might not be published yet. I need to write some more flash contest stuff but today, if it warms up, I need to build a book shelf.

The Day Everything Went Still by Leticia Toraci

'Helena wakes up in a still world. She seems to have survived fatal drug-resistant pneumonia, even if she was dying the night before. She was then used to the idea of dying in a world taken to chaos by most of its population getting ill with fatal diseases. In this new world she can't see dead bodies on the street, the supermarkets aren't pilfered and she can't see living humans around her house. To which world has she awaken to?'

Malfeasance by Kerry E.B. Black

'In a future age, information is uploaded directly into computing systems within people. This efficient access eliminates the need for books. When Winnie finds a mysterious tome, she’s fascinated. She smuggles it to show her friend, Joan, but Joan recoils. Winnie embraces archaic knowledge and discovers some information is better left unshared.'

They by Jackie Pitchford

In the near future They arrive and our world is changed forever, this is one persons journey through that change.

The Nyghtmare Machine by Don Miskel

The future ain't what it used to be and technology can sometimes open the WRONG types of doors. A crime scene cleanup specialist discovers that his worst dreams come true in The Nyghtmare Machine.

Doris by Debbie Manber Kupfer

'Good help is so hard to find, but today with the Vacuu-Droid 3000 series all your household worries are over - or have they only just begun?'

Return to Sigma 7 by C. Lloyd Brill

Drabbles

A drabble is a short work of fiction of around one hundred words in length, not necessarily including the title. The purpose of the drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in a confined space. -- Wikipedia The definition from Wikipedia is pretty much to normal rule, 100 words not including the title, no more no less. They are a fun writing challenge. Now why am I mentioning this writing form? Well, I have drabbles coming soon in two different collections, in one collection my son Henry also has one. Details will be revealed soon.

Kitty by Boyd Miles

'Science without ethics creates a new underclass. Forced into slums they create a society both dependent upon and victimized by mankind. What makes you an animal, what makes you human?'

...Add Green Sauce by Matt Lovell

"Todd likes green sauce - maybe a bit too much ..."

Looking Through Different Eyes by Steven Soul

"Edd is willing to do anything to save his planet."

Mercury's Kiss by Jen Ponce

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