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Thursday, January 17, 2013

Don't Forget!

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Of Lips and Tongue

Delaney Green is one of them that don't burn. Possessed of the Touch, she's been twisting the future like a piece of string, but is it enough to save the man she loves?

Of Shade and Soul

Delaney Green might be dead, but she don't mean to stay that way. As she searches for a way back to the realm of the living, and the man she lay down flesh and bone for, Percival Cox and his team investigate a series of deaths and stolen souls. But Percy is not the man he used to be. If Del can't find a way to stop him from waking his past, he could destroy everything, including himself.

Of Flesh and Bone

Delaney Green may have found her way back to the living, but her new body isn't going to last. Without magic, and still separated from Percy, she is forced to rely on the tangled memory of what might be to find a way to reclaim her bones. With the help of an old ally, and the reluctant assistance of new enemies, Del must take the final steps down a long road home.

For Kindle

The Weather's Always Fine In Paradise - .mobi via Gumroad
Dust - .mobi via Gumroad
Legacy - .mobi via Gumroad
The Collections Agent - .mobi via Gumroad
In the Cool of the Day - .mobi via Gumroad

The Weather's Always Fine in Paradise

Dust

Half-Fae cop, Jonas Flannery has lost enough partners in his years on the job - to drugs, to corruption, to the monsters that prowl the streets. When his current partner, Lola Rodriguez, is whammied by a dying pixie queen, he finds himself in a race against time to find the drug producing Dust farm, free the other Corlun, and save Lola before the magic breaks her mind.

Legacy

When a skin-changer looking for passage to Lake Ponchartrain collapses at her feet, Willa Arch finds herself drawn into a conflict between the iron-willed Queen Elsbett of Brittania and Queen of the Dead, Marie Laveau. But survival means coming face to face with Willa's own deadly legacy of fur and teeth.

In the Cool of the Day

Miriam's aunts are determined to get everything that's coming to them. With Gran on her deathbed and a storm on the horizon, they are all about to learn that true inheritance is more than things.

The Collections Agent

Milton Jones collects the things people can no longer afford to keep. Magic. Skills. Souls. And, sometimes, a heart.

Published

Vessels for Destruction @ Nature Magazine - Futures (2.6.14)
The Essex @ Trapeze Magazine on July 18
Happy After All @ Goldfish Grimm's Spicy Fiction Sushi - Issue #5
Overhead @ One Forty Fiction on June 18th
Insomnia @ Daily Science Fiction on March 16
Breakfast @ One Forty Fiction on January 31
"Transfiguration" (#175) @ Cuento Magazine (12.6.11)
Summer Day @ Trapeze Magazine on November 5
Survivor @ One Forty Fiction on November 2
"Idiots" (#138) @ Cuento Magazine (8.28.11)
"Bedside" (#128) @ Cuento Magazine (8.4.11)
"Changling" (#120) @ Cuento Magazine (7.16.11)
The Bed @ Trapeze Magazine
Apology @ Every Day Fiction
Kink @ One-Forty Fiction

Miranda Shade and the Hell-Heads - 70k

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This blog is based around one basic principle.

Writing is work.
Writing is work.
Writing is work.

And sometimes, if we're lucky, it's fun too.

It's that simple.

I used to have a long paragraph here about how not every method works for every author and what I find brilliant you may find boring and blah, blah, blah.

Here's the brief version courtesy of Bruce Lee.

Take what is useful, leave the rest.

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A.G. Carpenter: A.G. Carpenter writes fiction of (and for) all sorts. Her work has appeared in Daily Science Fiction, Abyss & Apex, Stupefying Stories and "Beast Within 4: Gears & Growls". She prefers Die Hard to When Harry Met Sally and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly over Animal House. Her favorite color is black. Repped by Bob Mecoy.

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