Posted on December 1, 2009
Free Short Story: “Let Sleeping Gods”
Because I’m curious about Smashwords as a publishing platform and am particularly intreguied by its automatic ditribution to the major ebook outlets, I’m testing the service by way of using it. A detective races to prevent catastrophe in this free short story. Part horror, part science fiction, “Let Sleeping Gods” is powerful and tough fiction with a heart of deepest mystery.
“Let Sleeping Gods” was written as an experiment with a dramatically minimalist prose style, an experiment I think turned out quite well. I enjoyed writing this way enough, in fact, that it influenced my revisions of The Hole — though the result in that case is not quite as telegraph-ish as the story.
The story is available in a variety of formats from Smashwords. If you’d like to read it on your Nook, you can also grab it direct from Barnes & Nobel.
If you like this, you might want to check out these posts, too.
- On long delays… And some news.
- The Hole: Outro
- THE HOLE now in multiple e-book formats
- Fluid Plotting and Viewpoint Characters
- Atlas Shrugged: Initial Impressions
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