Midnight Garden – Available Now
From Wordcrafter Press, Midnight Garden: Where Dark Tales Grow features “The Blackest Ink” by Paul Martz, plus 20 other fabulously dark stories by many talented authors, including Paul Kane, El Rodman, DL Mullan, Joseph Carrabis, Robbie Cheadle, Denise Aparo, Jon Shannon, Zack Elafy, Robb T. White, Abe Margel, Julie Jones, Molly Ertel, Peter McKay, Kaye Lynne Booth, Daneka Scrimshaw, and M.J. Mallon
Without Brakes, Fingers Crossed – Available Now
“A wall. A doorway. A yawning chasm. A bridge. Unable to see the signs, we race to what lies ahead. Do you surrender, screaming into the darkness? Or summon the strength and courage to endure an uncertain future?”
Thirteen stories from the creative minds of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, including “The Tamarisk Hunter” by Paolo Bacigalupi. Co-edited by Paul Martz and Linda Ditchkus.
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Read Paul’s stories and other works. Print and electronic media.
“”The Blackest Ink” appears in Midnight Garden, an anthology of dark fiction. Watch the trailer.
Read “Limbo Rock” online at Punk Noir Magazine.
Without Brakes, Fingers Crossed – The 2024 RMFW anthology, co-edited by Paul Martz and Linda Ditchkus.
Read “More Than Electric Sheep” online at Uncharted Magazine.
“The Re-creation of Sahmik Ghee” appears in Wild: Uncivilized Tales, also available as an audiobook.
Read “The Day After Christmas” online at Magnets & Ladders.
“Jimmy’s Hat” appears in First Encounters (out of print – contact for availability)
“Strong Interactions” appears in Second Law (out of print – contact for availability)
“Mutations of the RUDL Gene …” appears in Joy to the Worlds (out of print – contact for availability)
Day 3 – Midnight Garden Tour
If you’re looking for the Midnight Garden virtual book tour, you’ve come to the right spot! I’m honored to be a contributing author to this outstanding anthology from Wordcrafter Press. Even cooler: I’m hosting fellow contributor Joseph Carrabis. Read on…
“The Blackest Ink” in Midnight Garden
You can do a lot of things with carbon atoms. Sixty of them can be arranged in a hollow sphere called fullerene. Arrange them in a sheet with the thickness of a single atom to create graphene, or line them…