Aloha From Maui I'm proud to announce that I am a part of the Sci-Festival at Chele Cooke's blog. Here is the interview I did with her. http://chelecooke.wordpress.com/2014/01/29/sci-festival-interview-9-with-stanley-morris/ Ali Crean's website, All The Things Inbetween, has a couple of pages posted about my work and about me. I found her one of the most thought provoking bloggers I have ran across. I'm posting both links and a picture of her. Indie Word Slinger Weekend Pick Me Up  I wrote a short Tales of the Ragoon story, called Rehabilitation and Punishment. You can find it at Post-Apocalyptic Forums or at The Book Joint. What if your son was arrested for gambling away your daughter? One of the more interesting developments in book promotion are character interviews. Another development expands on this. The Looking Glass created by Jefferson Smith is an online imaginary ezine that carries stories that are supposedly from the books they are promoting. It gives a reader the opportunity to learn a little about what is inside the book. Here is a Looking Glass story based on Sam's Winnings. The Looking Glass Here is the cover for my latest book at Amazon.  Garrett Robinson, owner and editor of Unbelivable News.org has created a unique website that promotes books by printing news articles supposedly from the characters in the books. Very interesting, check it out. Surviving the Fog-Kathy's Recollections has received a very thoughtful review from Rebecca Engleman. It was posted at Amazon, Goodreads, and at her blog, Sister Sinister Speaks. And she is a great artist to book, er... I mean boot. Check out her black and white lions with the colored eyes.   This is a free brand new anthology with stories by various Smashwords authors. It's a free book and you can find it here. My short story Stony Faces has been posted at The Writer's Drawer. Check out the interview I did with blogger/author Alexandre Butcher at Library of Erana. To read a complete version of New Friends, click here. To read the New Friends stories in chapter form start here.  Deadwood Stan Phoenix J. posted some info about Surviving the Fog-Kathy's Recollections. http://phoenixhearth.blogspot.ca/ I have finished the short story San, the Amphibian. If you are into adult romance try Michelle Abbott's website. I did an interview there. http://www.michelleabbott.com/stan_morris.html A weird and disturbing set of stories. New Friends I have completed the first chapter of a new Surviving the Fog book. It's called Surviving the Fog-Douglas Lives. One of my short stories was featured at Mysti Parker's website. Ever wonder where werewolves come from? http://mystiparker.blogspot.com/2013/06/call-me-maybe-flash-fiction-22.html Jacob's Tale is a downloadable 10 minute reading from Chapter Two Alone (and Afraid) Survivng the Fog-Kathy's Recollections is now live at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CSY4FSY See the Youtube video; Surviving the Fog-Kathy's Recollections Great interview at Roberta's Dream World; http://robertasdreamworld.wordpress.com/2013/05/22/author-interview-stan-morris-may-22-2013/ Here is a great interview with Kathy from Mia Darien's website. http://www.miadarien.com/character-interview-stan-morris-kathy-from-surviving-the-fog/ I don’t recall, exactly, when I accepted the likelihood that my mother, and my father, and my sister, and my brother were dead. I remember gradually becoming alarmed when the Camp Administrator, who we called ‘the Admin,’ did not return with the counselors who had left with her. And I think that the first time I cried was the morning when Jackie, the single remaining adult, would not leave her cabin. I must have begun to face the truth when Jacob told us about the fog covering the land below us, but it was sometime after that when I realized that I would never see my family again. I was alone in a dangerous world, trapped in the Sierra Nevada Mountains by a deadly mist, and surrounded by strangers I had never met before that fateful month of May. Rene and I, a long , long, time ago, in a galaxy far,...   Pics from the farm    |
