Nothing Short of Odd has been selected as a finalist for the 2024 SPR Book Awards.
It didn’t make the top three, but that’s still a great result!
Congratulations to the first, second and third place winners and all the finalists.
Nothing Short of Odd
Winner of the Indies Today 2024 Best Collection Award!
Honored to announce that Nothing Short of Odd is the winner of the Indies Today 2024 Best Collection Award. And I still can’t believe it!
The contest results are available HERE.
Congratulations to all the winners, runners-up, and finalists.
LoveReading Says
“An entertaining, easy to read collection of 16 short stories covering a variety of topics and themes from dreams and childhood to work, marriage, relationships and death.”
― Charlotte Walker, A LoveReading Ambassador on July 4, 2024
Nothing Short of Odd is out!
Here we go.
“Nothing Short of Odd” is now available in online bookstores, so let me thank in advance those who will read it.
A writer asks readers for the most important thing they have: their time.
I thank you for yours.
Reader Views review of “Nothing Short of Odd”
“From ghosts to fathers, mysterious books, and horrific incidents, this captivating read enthralls you from the first story to the very last.”
― Jill Rey for Reader Views on June 10, 2024 ★★★★★
Pointless but fun
Finding songs that have the same title as the short stories collected in “Nothing Short of Odd”? Done!
Enjoy the playlist on Spotify!
Indies Today review of “Nothing Short of Odd”
“An unconventional collection that serves as fuel to imagination’s fire.”
― Nicky Flowers for Indies Today on April 1, 2024 ★★★★★
Readers’ Favorite review of “Nothing Short of Odd”
“An enthralling read for anyone who loves peculiar and unexpected narratives.”
― Doreen Chombu for Readers’ Favorite on March 30, 2024 ★★★★★
Ready, steady, go!
The Advance Reader Copy is ready.
The title is nothing short of odd. Like the author.
An unsolicited collection of unlikely stories
Today I was informed that the latest short story I worked on was accepted by a literary magazine and will be online in April. Hence the question: why not gather the stories that have appeared in magazines into a collection?
Does it make sense? No.
Could it be yet another nonsense I do? Yes.
The answer is therefore a foregone conclusion. Let’s aim for June. Stay tuned.
