Whisperings Magazine With My Story "Morgan Smile" Now Available

Whisperings literary and art magazine, which has my flash story "Morgan Smile" in it, has just been released in print and digital form. 

I'm delighted to be in this beautiful magazine.

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

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Morgan Smile

My story "Morgan Smile" has been accepted at Whisperings, a literary and art magazine from Mountain Tales Press.  "Morgan Smile" will be in Vol. 1, Issue 2 of this fine new publication in print and digital form.

It's a pleasure to be in this one, and I look forward to reading the entire issue.

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

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A Quick Bite of Flesh Zombie Horror Anthology Now in Paperback, Nook, and Kindle

The zombie horror anthology A Quick Bite Of Flesh by Hazardous Press containing my flash horror story "Spirit Stalkers" is now available on Kindle, Nook and paperback.  55 little horror tales to savor in just the season for it.

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

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A Quick Bite Of Flesh Zombie Horror Anthology Just Released

A Quick Bite Of Flesh, the new zombie horror flash fiction anthology from Hazardous Press was just released yesterday on Kindle, with a paperback version to be released very soon.  This horror anthology includes my story "Spirit Stalkers" in its pages.  This was fun to write, and I'm looking forward to reading the entire book.  I'm pleased to see some wonderful author friends also have stories in it. 

Here is a look at the authors included in the table of contents:

Stories by Terry Alexander, Jason Andrew, Michael H. Antonio, Mary Ann Back, Rose Blackthorn, H.G. Bleackley, Rebecca L. Brown, Charles Colyott, Alyn Day, Mandy DeGeit, Deborah Drake, T. Fox Dunham, Kris Freestone, Aaron Gudmunson, Tara Fox Hall, Dane Hatchell, Janet Joyce Holden, David James Keaton, Ken MacGregor, John McCarthy, Fi Michell, Joe Mogel, Doug Murano, Paco, Jennifer Paquette, Lucy Pireel, Joseph Polega, Tori L. Ridgewood, Suzanne Robb, Armand Rosamilia, Cinsearae S., Mark Scioneaux, Matthew Smallwood, Rebecca Snow, Tony Southcotte, Cameron Suey, Emily Vater, Edd Vick, Steve Voelker, D. Alexander Ward, L.E. White, Sheri White, William Whorton, Jay Wilburn, Matthew Wilson, Robert S. Wilson, and Wol-vriey.

With a lineup like that, I think you're in for some fine reading.  Grab a copy, kick back in the chill of this Autumn night, and enjoy!

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

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My twitter-length micro horror story is now live at Trapeze Magazine and @trapezemag for viewing.

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With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

Spirit Stalkers

My story "Spirit Stalkers" has been accepted for the zombie horror anthology A Quick Bite Of Flesh, to be published by Hazardous Press.  I'm pleased to be in this one.

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

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Painted Prophecy

My story "Painted Prophecy" has been accepted at Trapeze Magazine.  Writing twitter-length fiction was fun!  The title is only for my own reference, as it may not appear when the story is published.

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake


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"The Doorway" In Night Hunters Anthology

My story "The Doorway" has been accepted at Night Hunters, a vampire anthology from Static Movement Press.  I'm pleased to be in this one.

With best regards,
I remain,

Deborah Drake

My Introduction To You

Deborah Drake is a horror author whose work can be found in Crack the Spine literary magazine, Trapeze Magazine, the horror anthologies Night Hunters, A Quick Bite Of Flesh, Daily Frights 2013: 365 Days of Frightening Flash Fiction, and ePocalypse: emails at the end.  Deborah lives in upstate New York after years around NYC, where she played bass and worked in the music industry.  She now works at writing, web development, and art.  

Deborah says of her writing, “I hunt down the dreams, and save the nightmares for grilling with a little Worcestershire sauce.”

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