Books by Friday Flash Authors

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Below is my incomplete list of ebooks by Friday Flash participants. The best part about Friday Flash is diversity, and the same is true for this list of books. There is something for everyone.

I have read several of these titles, and the rest are on my reading list. Sure, ebooks don’t impress people like print books sitting on a shelf, but you’re a reader! (You could always take a snap of your digital bookshelf like I did.) Even if you don’t have a fancy ebook reader, you can enjoy their books on your PC, phone or iPod (and some are available in print.) Smashwords supports many formats or read online.

If you’re creating an ebook for Smashwords, consider formatting working contents supporting PDF, epub, mobi, and iPad. See my post on formatting.

Books are cheap. Buy them all! (At least sample.)

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13 Horror Stories by John McDonell (McDonnellWrite.) Sample on Smashwords.

A Breath of Life and Other Stories by Eric J. Krause (ericjkrause) is a collection of shorts. Find it at Smashwords or Amazon.

A, B & E by Marc Nash (21stCscribe) is in paperback at Amazon.

Deadlands Hunt by G L Drummond (Scath) is part of a world of stories. Sample on Smashwords .

Don’t Fall Asleep by Laura Eno (lauraeno) begins the Dream Assassin series. Find it on Smashwords or Amazon.

A Fine Cast of Characters by J. Dane Tyler (DarcKnyt) is a collection. Sample at Smashwords.

The First Tale by Icy Sedgwick (icypop) takes place in her Vertigo City from her serial shared on Tuesday Serial available at Smashwords.

From Dark Places by Emma Newman (EmApocalyptic) is a collection available on Smashwords.

Must Love Dragons by Monica Marier (lil_monmon) is a novel available at Lulu.

Password Incorrect by Piotr Kowalczyk (namenick) is a collection. Sample on Smashwords.

Prophecy Moon by Laura Eno (lauraeno) is a fantasy novella about love, wizards, and worlds. Sample at Smashwords or Amazon.

RealmShift by Alan Baxter (AlanBaxter) is a novel. Available at Smashwords and Amazon.

Something’s Not Right by Trevor Mcpherson (3S_stories) is a collection of shorts. Your biggest disappointment might be how short this book is, but the stories pack a punch. Available at Smashwords.

Strange New Feet by Shannon Esposito (soesposito) is a science-politics novella available at Smashwords and Amazon.

You’ll also find some of your favorite Friday Flash authors in these collections:

  • Best of Friday Flash – Volume One edited by J.M. Strother is available at Smashwords.
  • The Yin and Yang Book edited by Jodi Cleghorn and Paul Anderson at chinesewhisperings.com

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Screen shot of iPad bookshelf

  • http://twitter.com/lauraeno Laura Eno

    What a wonderful post, David! Great photo too! Thank you for putting this all together!

  • http://twitter.com/RBlackbirdsong Rachel Blackbirdsong

    How cool of you to do this for the #fridayflash writers!

  • http://at-the-bijou.blogspot.com/ Absolutely*Kate

    Promoting the GoodGuys in this here world and the illustrious creations they conjure up is sure what Life is all about. I’m getting back to rejoining the ranks of the great #FridayFlashers and sure am glad the lovely lucid lackadaisical Laura Eno’s notice sent me over to the browse and carouse you have showcased so swell.

    Geeeez, now I’ve gotta go read you up all the more David.
    I’m thinkin’ (though scary) — that’s a good thing.

    ~ Absolutely*Kate of Harbinger*33
    and AT THE BIJOU

  • http://twitter.com/lil_monmon Monica Marier

    Wow! COOL! Thanks so much! : )

  • http://markerstetter.blogspot.com/ Mark Kerstetter

    That iPad photo is pretty cool, and cool of you to compile this list. I didn’t know about most of these, but I’ve got yours, Shannon’s and Laura’s.

  • http://www.dracotorre.com/blog/ David G Shrock

    Thanks for stopping in, Kate. Been awhile, but I’ve read a few stories over At the Bijou. Good stuff.

  • http://www.enewman.co.uk Emma Newman

    Thanks ever so for the shout out, and seeing ‘From Dark Places’ on a shelf like that is smply delicious! I find self-promotion agonising, and hardly ever mention the book as over-compensation against a fear that I’ll become one of *those* authors on Twitter who only ever tweet about their book, so things like this are a real help, thank you.

  • http://www.dracotorre.com/blog/ David G Shrock

    I think Emma Newman echos everyone’s thoughts in that nobody wants to be one of “those” self-promoters. As Mark pointed out, he only heard of a few of these. Sales come from fans talking about your book. I enjoy reading your stories. I am your fan.

  • http://johnwiswell.blogspot.com John Wiswell

    Very considerate of you to do, David…