Giant multi-author anthology on sale Tuesday, August 7 to
benefit cancer fighter.
My story "Tangled Lines" is part of the
charity anthology, Hazard Yet
Forward. I'm glad to be asked to be part of such an elite group for a great cause. And I am in excellent company.
Matt
Duvall, Natalie
Duvall, and Deanna
Lepsch compiled the nearly 700 page, multi-genre eBook with
stories from seventy-six writers who are connected to the
Seton
Hill University Writing Popular Fiction program.
All proceeds from this project will benefit Donna
Munro, a 2004 graduate of the program. Munro, a teacher living in St. Louis,
Missouri, was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. An active member of the SHU WPF alumni
committee, Munro helps organize the school’s annual writing
conference, the In
Your Write Mind Workshop.
To aid Munro and her family, faculty members, alumni,
students and friends of the Writing
Popular Fiction program quickly responded to compile this
massive anthology. The book features
flash fiction, short stories and even a full-length novella. In total, there are 75 works from
various genres, which makes this anthology one that features
something for everyone. Genres represented in the book range from horror to
romance to mystery – and everything in between.
Some of the notable writers in the anthology are:
World Fantasy Award winner Nalo Hopkinson
Bram Stoker winner Michael A. Arnzen
Bram Stoker winner Michael Knost
Bram Stoker nominee Lawrence C. Connolly
ALA/YALSA Best Book for Young Adults winner Jessica Warman
Rhysling nominees John Edward Lawson and K. Ceres Wright
Rita finalist Dana Marton
Spur winner Meg Mims
Asimov’s Readers’ Award winner Timons Esaias
WV Arts and Humanities literary fellowships winner Geoffrey
Cameron Fuller.
Hazard Yet Forward co-compiler Matt Duvall says,
"It’s an unprecedented collection of stories from every genre
imaginable."
This large volume is available for purchase on
Kindle through Amazon starting August 7 for just $9.99.
More information about the anthology can be found at
http://hazardyetforward.wordpress.com.
To learn about the unique and exciting Writing
Popular Fiction program, please visit http://www.setonhill.edu/academics/fiction.
