My story BETTER HALVES and other unsettling paranormal and cosmic tales are now available in the print issue of Lovecraft eZine (#36), published by Mike Davis.
I wouldn’t want to run into that creature at night!
Posts Tagged ‘scifi’
Horror Stories in Lovecraft eZine available!
Posted: January 31, 2016 in horror, Lovecraft, short storiesTags: Amazon, fiction, horror, indie magazine, Kindle, literature, Lovecraft, science fiction, Science Fiction Horror, scifi, short stories, speculative, writing
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Speculative Short Story in Electric Spec: “Mass Exodus”
Posted: May 31, 2015 in horror, short storiesTags: fantasy, indie magazine, literature, science fiction, Science Fiction Horror, scifi, speculative fiction, writing
Everyone suddenly gets the ability to fly, but it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. Is it aliens, superpowers or something more sinister?
Read more in my newest story, MASS EXODUS, and other science fiction, fantasy and speculative fiction tales are available in the latest issue of Electric Spec.
I also wrote a guest author’s post explaining the idea for the story.
What Has Two Heads, Ten Eyes, and Terrifying Table Manners?
Posted: July 1, 2014 in anthology, horror, Lovecraft, short storiesTags: Amazon, anthology, horror, Kindle, literature, science fiction, scifi, writing
Check out my story OUT TO PASTURE, inspired by an achingly sunny drive through the flatlands of Florida, and other creepy scifi horror tales in this science fiction horror anthology, available for purchase on Amazon.
From the publisher:
More than a dozen never-before-published short stories that combine Horror and Science Fiction elements. These original tales, written by some of the best new genre authors, range from the horrifying to the humorous, the thought-provoking to the thought-twisting. All are diabolically entertaining.
Featuring out-of-this-world tales of terror by Evan Purcell, Steve Billings, Lizz-Ayn Shaarawi, James Austin McCormick, Ben Pienaar, Vince Liberato, Ashley Norris Hurd, Daniel Hale, Catherine Edmunds, KC Grifant, Thomas Kleaton, Frank Collia, Lisamarie Lamb, and Paul Starkey.
“If you are looking for a wide variety of short science fiction stories with the flair of horror reminiscent of “The Twilight Zone” or “Outer Limits,” you need to look no further. WHAT HAS TWO HEADS, TEN EYES, AND TERRIFYING TABLE MANNERS? brings together a diverse assortment of works from some talented literary voices.” –Amazing Stories
KC Grifant 