There were two positive reviews today for “All Hail the New Flesh.”
The first is by my co-author Andrea Hinchey, who penned the entry “Requiem.” (Andrea was kind enough to give high marks for my own story, “At the End of the World, My Daughter Wept Metal.”)
The second is Amazon Reviewer Rowena Hoseason rating the sci-fi short story anthology at an 8 out of 10.
If you have read “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More” and are feeling so inclined, would you care to share your thoughts via a customer review at its Amazon page? All opinions are welcome, as is candor, of course.
In addition to providing valuable feedback for new writers, Amazon reviews help readers make informed choices about whether they might like the book.
Thanks. 🙂
If you do happen to pick up “All Hail the New Flesh” (and you should, before the robots kill us all), then please make sure you check out the stories by my friends and talented fellow fiction writers, Dennis Villelmi (“The Apian Way”), and Jex Collyer (JS Collyer, “Isaac Heights.”)
I know I’m looking forward to their stories. 🙂
From Dagda Publishing:
[“All Hail The New Flesh” has been doing fairly well over at Amazon for it’s first day. Currently #6 in the “Anthologies & short stories” category of science fiction books for the Kindle. Go grab your copy and discover these new writers and their stories.
Featuring works by 13 new up-and-coming authors, this collection is sure to tickle the fancy of any lover of Science Fiction with a unique take on our possible futures.]
It’s come to my attention that my book is being sold on eBay and online bookstores in the United Kingdom.
It costs less if you simply purchase a brand spanking new copy directly from Dagda Publishing:
Stay warm, friends!
My horror/ science fiction story, “At the End of the World, My Daughter Wept Metal,” received “a notable mention” of Kimi Small’s positive review of Dagda Publishing’s “All Hail the New Flesh.”
Book Review: “All Hail the New Flesh”: A Collection of Futuristic Short Fiction
Dagda Publishing today revealed A.D. Warrington’s beautiful cover art for “All Hail the New Flesh,” its next short story anthology. “All Hail the New Flesh” will be a science fiction collection with the theme “technology gone mad.”
It will be released on January 25th, and will feature my short story, “At the End of the World, My Daughter Wept Metal.”
Kelly Smith also gave a positive review to my book, calling it a “great read” and rating it four out of five stars.
Reviewer Kelly Smith kindly featured an interview with me on her blog about my novel, “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More.”
I had great fun with the interview and am grateful for her time. Thank you, Ms. Smith!
http://kellysmithreviews.wordpress.com/2014/01/14/author-interview-eric-robert-nolan/
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 