Genre Agnostic Speculative Fiction
2019 Virginia Writers Club Golden Nib Contest – Second Place in Fiction
A Modern Myth. An eerie natural phenomenon.
In the distant past, in a distant land…
Grandmother Spider faces a sad problem far too big and difficult for her to solve.
The end of her family and all the creatures in her land.
Find out how her triumph echoes from then to now, and into forever.
A tale of compassion, survival, and love.
$0.99
Take a fascinating journey through Far Southwest Virginia with vintage postcards and photos from the collection of attorney Frank Kilgore, a native of the area and longtime memorabilia collector.
Over 1,000 postcard and photographic scenes of mountains and valleys, bustling lumber towns, coal and lumber camps, coke ovens, trains and railroad expansion, and strong people illustrate the beauty and challenges of life in this corner of Central Appalachia.
$29.99 including shipping
Sometimes you get more than you bargained for.
Castros Bianchi lives for his Menagerie.
His vast fortune now buys the rarest specimens of the galaxy’s diverse life forms.
An old collector. A private moon. A cherub run amok.
Come along for a delightful romp reminiscent of pulp’s Golden Age.
$5.99 (Paperback) / $2.99 (Ebook)
Blue Ridge PBS’s wonderful show “Write Around the Corner” recently visited the Mountain Heritage Museum and Gallery right here in St. Paul, and the segment is now online!
They visited with Frank Kilgore, the author of SP’s Far Southwest Virginia: A Postcard and Photographic Journey, to talk about the book and tour the museum.
We sure do appreciate the visit, and we hope you enjoy the show!
Today’s featured story from the WMG Holiday Spectacular is SP author Jason Adams’s “A True Family Holiday,” and Jason’s last publication of the decade! You can read this wonderful story about finding your true family for free on Jason’s website through New Year’s Day.
I’m thrilled to have a second story in the WMG Holiday Spectacular, and especially to have this one as my last publication of the decade!
“Virginia’s Last Old Christmas Eve” draws on so much of my own history and experience that it’s hard to express what it means to me. So being able to share it is one of those amazing opportunities that make this whole writing game worthwhile.
