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Free Halloween flash fiction from Kasper #Halloween #vampires #steampunk

10/30/2019

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​Hungry for Halloween
 
A young couple lurked in the shadows wearing elegant steampunk costumes.  The man’s fob watch hung tucked into his patterned waistcoat.  Piercing green eyes scanned the night like a cat.  His top hat with aviator goggles, black hair and dark cravat contrasted with luminous pale skin.
The lady’s expression was aloof, lips pursed, and chin held high.  Chestnut hair artfully curled beneath a hat fascinator surrounded by tulle.  Short skirts ruffled around dark hose and thigh-length boots.  Perhaps the uncomfortable leather corset dug in below her white shirt, causing her stern expression.
The silent couple trailed children in costume who raced from house to house, giggling way past their bedtime.  Doting parents supervised from a distance as little rascals grabbed handfuls of sweets and made eerie noises in the dark.  Torches flickered as they ran. 
When small eager fists rapped on a door, the observers leaned forward in anticipation.
 “Trick or treat?”
 “Hello, little monsters.  Who do we have here?”  A rosy-faced lady offered a laden basket of treats evoking titters of delight.
“I’m Iron Man.”  The eldest voice was confident.
“A kitty cat.”  The youngest squeaked.
“A big bad witch.”  The feisty middle child, seeking attention.
The encounter was swift before the children rushed away, watchful parents close behind.
The lady in the shadows drooled.  “Mmm...such soft, delicious skin.”
“Blood sugars off the charts, my love, how revolting.”  The man countered.
She sighed, a frown of disappointment.  “Oh, I’m ravenous, but sugar is so icky.  I much prefer an athlete with high iron.”  Her painted lips curled in the dim light.   “But Archie, did you see the fertile mound of an unborn child pressed tight against the woman’s dress.  So much precious liquid for us to share.”  Josephine licked her lips, her tongue running along the tips of pointed fangs in eager anticipation.
Archie grabbed her cinched in waist.  “Your lust for blood matches my lust for you.”  He kissed her deep and long in that practiced way of centuries-old vampire lovers.
When they came up for air, the children had disappeared down the street.  Now eight o’clock, no further trick or treaters could be seen.  No doubt, returning home with hoards of sweets, and already fatigued parents.
The porch light extinguished.
With a movement faster than the human eye could comprehend, the couple rapped on the door. 
The mother-to-be‘s shining eyes and dimpled cheeks were aglow with delight.  “Steampunk’s my fave cosplay.  Sorry, I turned the light off, thinking the visitors were finished.  I’ll turn it ba....”
The sound of his voice halted her departure. 
“Dear lady, my name is Archibald Winston, and this is my dear wife, Josephine.  May we enter a moment to better display our garments?”
The woman smiled.  “Oh sure.  Great job on your accent and formal speak too.  It’s rad.  Please come in, both of you.”  She giggled with excitement.  “Come, Peter, you have to see this.”
Fangs extended as the vampires took a synchronised step over the threshold.
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​You can get my story as well as a host of other spooky stories in the Halloween Flash Fiction anthology at the Fantasy and Sci-Fi Readers Lounge
Halloween / Samhain Flash Fiction
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A sneak peak at Nix Whittaker's new steampunk release #steampunk #FSFRL #newrelease

9/4/2019

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Hi readers, you know I like to post new and exciting things.  Today I scored you an excerpt from Nix Whittaker's new release that's just hit the virtual shelves.  Check this out!
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​White Lady Release


Book title: White Lady

Author: Nix Whittaker
Genre: Steampunk
Series: Book 2 Wyvern Mysteries
Release date: 1 September 2019
Amazon link: amzn.to/2LhR1Js


Other books in the series:
Lady Golden Hand – Book 1 Wyvern Mysteries

Blurb: Hunted by a witch doctor that had already managed to sever a foot, Medea is forced to run from city to city. That is until she lands in Everett's store for mechanical limbs. Everett is not only able to give her back what she had lost but just maybe he could help her break free from the witch doctor that haunts her. Website: https://www.nixwhittaker.com/

Author Bio:
Nix Whittaker is an English teacher in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand. She lives with her cats and her dog in the shadow of an active volcano where she writes in her spare time.
Nix started as a reader to help improve her spelling as she is dyslexic but was hooked by the marvellous worlds of Mercedes Lackey and Terry Pratchett. As time passed and she read out the library, she was forced to write to feed her ferocious need to read. Now her books are influenced by Patricia Briggs and Anne Bishop as she is still very much a reader and so writes books she would like to read herself.


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Nix Whittaker ready for Steampunk adventures
​Excerpt:
The bell tinkling above the door made Everett raise his head sharply. Whacking his head on the counter he was under as he was searching for an errant bolt. Rubbing the back of his head he angled out of the space to see who had entered his store.
A ghost in an emerald pinstriped skirt and cream blouse stood in the light from the store windows. He recoiled, knocking a half-constructed hand off the table behind him. The ghost leaned on a single brass and mahogany crutch tucked under her arm. Skin as pale as a frosty field, her wavy hair reigned free in the same absence of colour as her skin. A pair of green-tinted glasses hid her eyes.
She tilted her head to one side at his reaction. “Are you Ancaster?” Her plain tone lacked the ethereal nature of a ghost which left Everett with only one explanation for her appearance.
Albino.
He’d only heard of albino’s. Mostly from his younger sister who was training to be a doctor. The only other mention he’d seen of albinos was for fairs.
“Sorry Miss, you surprised me.” He dusted off his shirt, hoping nothing from under the counter still clung to him. He offered his hand. “I’m Ancaster.” She took his hand. Even the briefest of touches had palpitations interrupting his heart. Flustered, Everett asked, “Are you here for a
prosthetic?” Laughing, he ran a hand through his hair. “Of course, you are here for a prosthetic.” Everett waved a hand to a stool tucked under the table. He dragged it out and dusted it off with his hand.
She raised an eyebrow high enough that it peeked over the top of the tinted glasses. As she drew closer, he took in her ageless beauty though he judged her to be younger than himself. She tucked her crutch against the counter and lifted herself onto the stool. He pulled another stool from under the counter and positioned himself across from her.
With slate and chalk in hand, he asked, “What are you looking for? Limb-wise I mean.”
She smoothed her hands over her skirt. “Aren’t you going to ask whether I can afford it?”
He flapped the hand with the chalk to dismiss the issue of payment. As the son of a Duke, he didn’t have to worry about his store closing if he gave away a limb or two. “We can figure out cost once you’ve told me what you need.” Nibbling on her lip in hesitation, she revealed the wound by gathering up handfuls of material and lifting the hem of her skirt to uncover her amputated foot.
Everett speculated the reason for the injury. “Not frostbite. Not unless you enjoy climbing mountains.” He flashed her a grin, hoping she would welcome the humour. The glasses hid the intense gaze she levelled at him but he felt it all the same. “Sorry, I’m a bit rusty at this.”
“At what, Mister Ancaster?” Amusement laced her words.
“Flirting.” He blushed.


​If you like what you see, take a look on Amazon
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Award winning author Madeleine Holly-Rosing drops by the new Fantasy Sci-Fi lounge for a chat #steampunk #FSFRL @MHollyRosing

2/2/2019

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​Author bio: A TV, feature film, comic book writer, and novelist, Madeleine is the winner of the Sloan Fellowship for screenwriting, and the Gold Aurora and Bronze Telly for a PSA produced by Women In Film. In addition, she has won numerous awards while completing the UCLA MFA Program in Screenwriting. The writer/creator of the graphic novel, Boston Metaphysical Society, she has also run a number of successful crowding campaigns and published the book, Kickstarter for the Independent Creator. In 2019, Source Point Press is set to republish the first six issues and the trade paperback of Boston Metaphysical Society. The first novel set in the comic universe, A Storm of Secrets, was published in 2018. Formerly a nationally ranked epee fencer, she has competed nationally and internationally. Madeleine is an avid reader of comics, steampunk, science fiction, fantasy, and historical military fiction.
* Book title: Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets
* Genre: Steampunk/Paranormal
* Synopsis:
Politics and power. Demons and spirits.
When ex-Pinkerton detective Samuel Hunter married Elizabeth Weldsmore, the heir to one of Boston’s Great Houses, he knew his life would change forever, but he never expected the return of Elizabeth’s psychic abilities. Not only do they have to keep it a secret, but Elizabeth must learn quickly how to master them. For a psychic in a Great House is a political liability which her father, Jonathan Weldsmore, knows only too well. As the Great Houses jockey for power, the three of them must contend with treachery, subterfuge, and potentially a new demonic threat, in this political and supernatural thriller set in an alternate-history Boston of 1890.

The novel is a prequel to the graphic novel, Boston Metaphysical Society: The Complete Series.
* Publish date: Sept. 17, 2018
* Publisher: Brass-T Publishing



Author Interview with Madeleine Holly-Rosing on the Fantasy and Sci-Fi Readers Lounge

Kasper:
Hi Madeleine, welcome to our steam-powered levitating Readers' Lounge.  We're looking forward to hearing all about these gorgeous books and the author behind them.  Are you ready?  (kaz turns on the engine).


Madeleine: Sure am.  Thanks for having me here.  Woah! (sound of metal clunking fills the air, acrid stench of smoke and oil).  Um...do you want me to fix the Levitating Lounge for you?
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Oh how embarrassing.  It's still under warranty, you know.  We're very lucky you're a tinkering kind of author.  Okay, it seems to be levitating properly now, thanks for your prompt attention.  Just pop that wrench on the cushion there.  Now, let's chat about books.  You have told us about your latest release: 
Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets.   
What other writing have you done up to now?


A lot. LOL. I have an MFA in screenwriting from UCLA, so I’ve written quite a number of scripts. A few have been optioned, but none have been produce. I have also done some work-for-hire and I am a regular contributor to Fanbase Press where I do reviews of comics and novels as well as interviews.

The writing I’m most known for is my creator-owned series,  Boston Metaphysical Society  (BMS) with art by Emily Hu. It began as six issue graphic novel mini-series which is now in trade paperback. While I was producing the series, I wrote a number of short stories and novellas (prose) in the BMS universe which has been published as an anthology (Boston Metaphysical Society: Prelude). Earlier last year, we had a successful Kickstarter campaign for our first standalone continuation of the series, The Scourge of the Mechanical Men (Art by Gwynn Tavares) and the first novel,A Storm of Secrets, came out this year as well. I also have a BMS short story (prose) called, Here Abide Monsters, in the Some Time Later anthology from Thinking Ink Press and I have a number of non-BMS sequential art short stories in various anthologies as well.
I have also published a book on Crowdfunding

Sound like you're a versatile author.
What made you choose the steampunk comic genre?
That’s a fun story. BMS was originally a TV Pilot I wrote while I was at UCLA. It started off as a period detective piece, but then one day I was sitting in the Melnitz Lounge when a director friend of mine hopped over the couch, plopped down next to me and uttered the word, “steampunk.” I said, “What?” He repeated himself then explained that he thought BMS, which was then called 1800 Detective Agency should be developed in a steampunk universe. I had heard about steampunk, but didn’t know a lot about it so I did some research. My friend was right. That little conversation changed my life.
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Steampunk sure is a cool kid on the block in the Speculative Fiction genre, he made a good suggestion.  What’s the basic plot of yourBoston Metaphysical series?

The original graphic novel series is about an ex-Pinkerton detective, a spirit photographer, and a genius scientist battling supernatural forces in late 1800s
Boston. The new novel is a prequel to the series and begins five years before the graphic novel when Samuel Hunter (the ex-Pinkerton detective), and his wife, Elizabeth, have just returned to Boston from their honeymoon. However, it isn’t long before Elizabeth’s psychic abilities return and not only threaten her family’s position, but may be the only link to finding a number of men, women, and children who have gone missing.


How do you develop your characters?


I start with writing their family histories since that is a strong influencer on who and what the characters in the book become. I usually go back to their parents and often their grandparents or even farther if it’s important to the world building. This has really paid off especially in the case of BMS. In the original graphic novel, Caitlin’s father was a medium and spirit photographer and when he discovered she had the gift, trained her. You see very little of him in the graphic novel, but his presence is always there, not as a ghost, but as someone who was such an important part of her and Samuel’s life, you feel like you get to know him.


I love that idea of hidden mentorship. 
​Do you have another job outside of writing?



Yes, I work as an instructor for LA Fitness and I do crowdfunding consulting.
Having run five successful crowdfunding campaigns to help fund the comic, I published the non-fiction book, Kickstarter for the Independent Creator, and I lecture on crowdfunding.
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What advice would you give to someone wanting to write a book?
Read and write a lot. You also have to be a student of human psychology. It’s important to understand why people do the things they do which is why I write such extensive character biographies. Find reputable classes and teachers to learn from and surround yourself with people who challenge you. Don’t be afraid of criticism unless it’s personal, then walk away.
How did you go about developing your striking cover artwork?
Everyone wants to know that. LOL. Luisa Preissler is the artist’s name and she’s a young woman who lives in Germany. If I remember correctly, I ran across another of her paintings either on Facebook or Kickstarter.  She had done a cover for a 
steampunk novella.  I took one look at it and said, “That’s the artist I want.” I searched for her on Google, found her website, and contacted her. We discussed clothing, overall concept, as well as hair and clothing color. She did read an early draft of the novel (her idea) to help her capture the character of Elizabeth Weldsmore. The title graphics are done by Anke Koopmann. The cover is currently a finalist in the Authorsdb.com cover contest.

Speaking of awards, a little bird told me you may have some exciting news for us Lounge Lizards.  Congratulations.

Oh thank you.  Well this doesn't happen very often, but Boston Metaphysical Society: A Storm of Secrets has won a Silver Medal in the Science Fiction/Fantasy category in the Feathered Quill Awards. So now I can officially say I am an award winning novelist.   https://featheredquill.com/2019-winners/

That is so cool.
What are you working on now?


We launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund our next standalone graphic novel, The Spirit of Rebellion. Gwynn is still on board as the artist. We launched on Jan. 23 and end on Feb. 22 Link:http://kck.st/2FS2zRo

You're sounding very busy.  I especially like the sound of House Wars.
What’s your favourite pet?


Dogs. I love dogs. Which doesn’t mean I don’t like cats, I do. I’m just really allergic to them.

Do you prefer ebook or hardcopy?
Depends. If it’s someone new I want to try out, it’ll be ebook. But if they are a favorite or become one, I’ll buy the hardback.
Quick quiz:
Favourite thing to cook: Chocolate Chip Cookies

Silliest saying: I call one of my dogs, “Thumpy Butt” because he wags his tail so hard.

Best holiday spot: Kauai

Most played song: Let it Go from Frozen

With writing, are you a plotter or (seat-of-your) pantser?  Depends. If it’s a short story (prose), it’s by the seat-of-my-pants. If it’s longer, I will outline. 
Do you prefer Sci-Fi or fantasy: Science Fiction
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Best superpower: Controlling or generating electricity would be cool.

Number one thing to do on your bucket list: Watch Bruce Springsteen live in concert.

Well, it looks like our Levitating Lounge is preparing for landing.  Thank you Madeleine for our entertaining flight; it's been so much fun.  We look forward to checking out your books in the links below.
Thanks Kasper, I had fun too


Madeleine's Links:

Website: http://www.bostonmetaphysicalsociety.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BostonMetaphysicalSocietyComic/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mhollyrosing
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mcholly1/
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6470435.Madeleine_Holly_Rosing

Where to Buy:
Amazon (ebook and print): https://goo.gl/iiyaGk
Nook: https://goo.gl/CjsfYC
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/896295
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Please also check out Boston Metaphysical Society's brand newkickstarter to print        Boston Metaphysical Society: The Spirit of Rebellion.

Ghosts! Steampunk! Oh my! Caitlin flees to Philadelphia only to discover a ghost, a rebellion, and perhaps, her destiny. 

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Blurb:  Even after saving Boston from The Shifter, Caitlin is thrown out by her mother for working with Samuel and Granville. When she goes to Samuel for help, he takes her to the boarding house of an old friend in Philadelphia. There she discovers a ghost, the beginning of a rebellion, and perhaps her destiny.
Like Boston, the poor and working class of Philadelphia are pushing back against the Great Houses, and Caitlin and Samuel are caught in the middle of it. And much to her surprise, Caitlin has discovered that the battle with The Shifter has left her with telekinetic powers. What no one realizes is that a Pinkerton by the name of Harry Connelly has taken a special interest in Caitlin and the boarding house. Is he friend or foe? And what does this mean for Samuel and Caitlin?
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Steampunk author E.A. Hennessy stops by for a #FSFNet interview @ea_hennessy

9/18/2016

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Ever since she was a child, author E.A. Hennessy has wished for adventures.  Now's she's all grown up, her love of travel and adventure hasn't dimmed.  It has morphed into adventurous fantasy writing in her Steampunk adventures and also a love to travel.
Now EA works as an environmental engineer (which sounds very Steampunky) too, and she lives in Buffalo, New York.
​EA cites her hobbies as making nerdy candles and dancing.

We got the cogs in motion and reeled E.A. in for a Fantasy Sci-Fi Network author interview.
Here are a few of the best bits:
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Grigory's Gadget came out of a previous story of EA's called The Necklace of Time with the addition of pirates.
​*   There are some real-life inspirations for some of her steampunk ideas.
​*   EA enjoys listening to soundtracks such as The Pirates of The Caribbean while writing.

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*   American Tribal Style dancing is not what I had thought it would be.
​*   I had no idea EA's favourite food was a thing.  Lesson learned.
​*   We'd better duck if she gets her superpower wish

​You can read all of this and more at our interview here.

EA's latest release is Grigory's Gadget
Lodninsk, Morozhia is a frozen, industrial wasteland. Isolated by steep mountains and ruled by an authoritarian government, it isn’t anyone’s idea of home-sweet-home.
Zoya and her friends Demyan, Lilia, Anya, and Nikolai decide to leave their freezing home to start a new life. They set their sights on the tropical paradise of Mirgorod, Vernulaia, where they can study at its prestigious university while taking in the sun and sand…but nothing ever goes so smoothly.
When pirates attack their passenger ship, the friends are shanghaied and forced to be part of their crew. What’s more, the pirates have a particular interest in Zoya’s family heirloom: a small gadget of compacted wires and gears. Unsure what power the gadget holds, Zoya knows she must protect it with her life.
Trapped with pirates, caught in the struggle for the mysterious gadget, will Zoya and her friends be able to make it safely to their new home?
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Get an eyeful of Murray Lindsay in this author interview #FSFNet

8/20/2016

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'Eyeful' Slade is the villain in 'Home on the Strange'
Fantasy author Murray Lindsay had me hooked at 'identical twin sisters from different mothers.'  Such an original and entertaining idea.  He proudly hails from the rolling prairie of Saskatchewan.  He is an illustrator and graphic artistic and now also a fantasy / steam punk author.
On a whim, Murray's steam-powered blimp passed by the Fantasy Sci-Fi Network for an author interview with me.
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Here are some highlights:
*   His novel Home on the Strange may be the start of a series.  Woot!
​*   Murray has a family history of speculative fiction writers
​*   To avoid distractions whilst writing, Murray likes to listen to nature sounds
​*   His selection of books to take through an interstellar portal are quite interesting
​*   I like his fave quote
*  His wished-for superpower will make you laugh

​Check out all these and more on the Fantasy Sci-Fi Network.




Murray Lindsay's debut novel is Home on the Strange.

Here's the synopsis:

Abigail Maye "Blackie" Brewster can't believe her luck—schlepping around in the summer heat as the assistant of a high-maintenance movie producer.  When did her life become a mix of flat and irritating?  What's a world-wandering nomad from Saskatchewan to do?
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Home on the Strange is now available on sites such as iTunes, Barnes & Noble and Kobo.
Abagael Mae "Magpie” Brewster can't believe her luck—spending the summer sailing the skies in a prototype steam blimp, flying a circuit of the Western Domains, engaging in a little light espionage.  What more could a University of Saskatchewan Academician desire?
Blackie's life veers in a direction that threatens to snap her mind.  Magpie's light-hearted spying takes a hard and dangerous direction that threatens to snap her spirit.  When the paths of these identical twins born of different mothers intersect and tangle together, their lives become a race across a rolling prairie landscape both familiar and strange.
Home on the Strange is a rootin'-tootin' daredevil tale of far-fetched fiction in a west that does not share our history.

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