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"The Squall" by Edward Ahern
Driving wind riffled the receding water back up onto the tidal flats. The gray sky was blackening. It suited my mood. Knowing I was apt to get wet, I zipped up my windbreaker, leaned against the wind and sand-shuffled down to the shoreline. Loose seaweed wallowed in the shallows, waiting for the storm to beach it. A lone woman stood erect out on the flat. In my usual state I would have slewed…
“Beware Burning Snow” is now available for free in THE SIRENS CALL eZine!
“Beware Burning Snow” is now available for free in THE SIRENS CALL eZine!
I’m thrilled to announce that my short story –“Beware Burning Snow” — is now available to read for FREE over at The Sirens Call eZine Issue #58! In “Beware Burning Snow”: In 1980, ash people warned ten-year-old Sissy of the imminent eruption of Mount St. Helens. But there’s a natural order to things, and now they’re back. Sissy’s not only driven to keep one eye on the mountain—she’s compelled to…
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Gild the Holiday Weekend with the KINDLE release of COLOUR OUT OF DEATHLEHEM for charity!
Gild the Holiday Weekend with the KINDLE release of COLOUR OUT OF DEATHLEHEM for charity!
Happy Christmas Eve! The Kindle Edition of Grinning Skull Press’ holiday horror anthology Colour Out of Deathlehem, which contains my story “Feeding the Babies” (if you know what Treevenge is, you’ll love this!) is now available—best of all, 100% of the $4.99 purchase goes to The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. This is a very worthy cause, and I worked long and hard on a brand new…
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Author interview: Edward Ahern
Author interview: Edward Ahern
Today is the last day of National Poetry Month. To mark the occasion, I am interviewing an award-winning local poet, Edward Ahern. His book, Irregular Images, is his latest published volume, and it differs from his others, because it’s poetry. Ed may seem like an unlikely poet, because he’s a prolifically-published writer of a novel, The Witches’ Bane, and stories laced with dark humor and a…
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Listen to the Deaf Man Sing by Edward Ahern [fantasy]
Listen to the Deaf Man Sing by Edward Ahern [fantasy]
Listen to the Deaf Man Sing by Edward Ahern One hundred and thirty faces canted upward, staring at Stephen. Such smugness, he thought, such presumed entitlement while waiting for this odd little man to speak. An old woman topped with an obvious wig sat in the front row and stared raptly up at him. How much she looks like my mother, who never really listened to me. “There’s no point in taping…
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