Odds and Endings: Fiction Short and Otherwise Available for Pre-Order

by Joe
on November 5, 2015

Odds and Endings: Fiction Short and Otherwise, my first collection of short stories, will be released on November 24th, 2015, is now available for pre-order in trade paperback and for the Kindle. (Links below) There is one novella and 12 short stories, along with a smattering of poetry.

My novels are all dark fantasy/supernatural horror/magical realism, but, in my short stories, I’ve stretoddsandendings-teaser-joeched my wings a little and explored some new genres. In the pages of Odds and Endings you’ll find science fiction, psychological horror, and even a bit of romance…along with, yes, dark fantasy, supernatural horror, and magical realism. After all, you always come back to what you love.

I hope you’ll join me on this journey!

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Purchase Odds and Endings for the Kindle: Odds and Endings: Fiction Short and Otherwise

Purchase Odds and Endings autographed from Joe: https://joederouen.com/store/odds-and-endings-fiction-short-and-otherwise/

Purchase Odds and Endings trade paperback on Amazon: (coming soon)

 

 

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Kingfisher removed an elegant silver pocket watch from his jacket; it was just a few minutes before midnight. Normally he abhorred technology, but the watch was old enough that it didn’t really bother him. He set it nightly against the monstrosity Mr. Quarry kept attached to his wrist, the wristwatch that connected every twelve hours with the atomic clock out of Boulder, Colorado. But that was good. Being off by even a millisecond could spell disaster. And so while he tolerated the simple technology inherent in his timepiece, he recognized his partner’s for what it was—a necessary evil that the smaller man endured so that they could keep to their schedule.

— Memories of a Ghost, chapter 25
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