If you’ve read Dagda Publishing’s science fiction short story anthology, “All Hail the New Flesh,” and enjoyed my nanotechnology horror tale, here’s a nice rundown on the perceived dangers of nanotech.
http://io9.com/5836916/when-the-world-ends-will-you-be-covered-in-grey-goo
My great old friend and Mary Washington College alum Rick Slagle just posted this. 🙂
I’m grateful for his support for my book, but I am also jealous of that boat he’s on!! I don’t know where he is, but he’s far from New York’s incredibly unpleasant ice storm!
Crunchy Girl Haiku:
Great sense of humor,
But don’t call her “Crunchy Girl.”
She doesn’t like that.
Elizabeth Mitchell Haiku:
Elizabeth Mit–
–chell, I suck at haiku. Please!
love me anyway!
BRILLIANT.
I’ve been informed by the nice folks at Under The Bed Magazine that my short horror story, “The Song of the Wheat,” will appear in an upcoming issue.
This should be my first short story in a print publication inside the United States. This should also be my first real foray into supernatural horror, as opposed to science fiction horror.
I am tremendously grateful to Managing Editor Wednesday Lee Friday and her colleagues for granting me exposure in this terrific horror magazine.
http://www.fictionmagazines.com/shop/u-t-b/under-the-bed-vol-02-no-05/
This one is from Amazon Reviewer Rowena Hoseason, who gave it four out of five stars.
Ms. Hoseason is one of Amazon’s top reviewers, with a ranking of 12. Her review can be seen at the book’s Amazon UK page:
I am reposting the link to my free zombie tale, “The Siege of Fort Buzzard,” in light of the extremely positive feedback the story has gotten from readers over at the “Tales of the Zombie War” website.
I finished this story feeling that it was not my best work — then was pretty surprised at how much people loved it. Just look at the comments section 🙂
Enjoy, and remember to aim for the brain!
From Dagda Publishing: “Happy Monday everyone. Sign up to our mailing list, where this month we’ll be choosing a random subscriber, who will win a copy of Eric Robert Nolan’s debut novel “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More” and a £10 Amazon gift voucher:
“The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More” received an enormously positive review today from fiction blogger Kimi Small (“The Small Girl.”)
Book Review: “The Dogs Don’t Bark in Brooklyn Anymore” by Eric Robert Nolan
[“Nolan’s weaving of the present and the past was remarkable–because in this action, he has revealed his interest in and his grasp on the psychology of people.
“Eric Robert Nolan is a natural. He is deliberate is his storytelling and cinematographic in his descriptions. There is difficulty in penning action scenes but Nolan, at no point becomes overwhelming. His attention to detail is an indication that he means for nothing to slip by us as we read.”]
Do you enjoy writing and want to have some fun? Want to meet some ladies of literature?
Check out two great blogs by my friends and talented co-authors across the pond.
J.S. Collyer’s “The Path” http://jcollyer.wordpress.com/
and Andrea Hinchey’s “The Torn Page” http://akhinchey.wordpress.com/
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