Caught in Black Headlights Now at DriveThru Fiction
It took a little while but I got CAUGHT IN BLACK HEADLIGHTS up and running at DriveThru Fiction. It’s a wonderful eBook site with multiple formats for e-reading to choose from. I’ve been cataloging on their site since almost their beginning and love dealing with them. I’m sure you will too.
CAUGHT IN BLACK HEADLIGHTS: POETRY COLLECTION available as a PDF eBook here.
For paperback options, please visit the book’s page here on this site by going here.
If you’re in the area, head down and support a couple of writers displaying their passion for the written word through sharing books and comics with others.
Brian has been a long-standing figure in the field and has won numerous awards. Mary is also a prolific author with several books under her belt. I know that this store effort is going to be one fueled with passion and opportunity to reach readers in a way that perhaps they might not have been reached before. Better, it’s an independent author-friendly store with little-known quality titles awaiting discovery.
I’m really excited to see where this bookstore endeavor goes, and Brian’s no dummy. I trust his business sense to make the store a success. And besides, I’m pretty sure Mary will keep him in check should he smoke too many cigars and starts talking about how he just met The Defenders.
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477 Locust St Columbia, PA 17512
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Monday — Closed Tuesday — Closed Wednesday — 10am to 7pm Thursday — 10am to 7pm Friday — 10am to 7pm Saturday — 10am to 7pm Sunday — 10am to 5pm
“A.P. Fuchs’ s Caught in Black Headlights highlights life things, all sorts of things, with a wondrous and unrelenting discernment and a brilliant sense of lyricism.” – John Urbancik, author of Annabel Lee, in Shadow
All right, World, This is how it’s going to be: Rhymes and verse Melodies rehearsed Across life’s rocky sea.
Listen up, Folks, This is how we’re going to play: Thoughts and comments, Displays of indominance, Making the rounds all day.
Read a poem, maybe two, Pick three if you wish to dare. Ramblings and coherence, Sometimes jots of incoherence Anything for poetic flare.
So get some eyes on some words And give the brain a try. You win some. You lose most. But in the end, Solomon said, It’s vapor in the sky.
Enjoy and explore, Please do, I implore. Let’s talk about life bizarre ‘Cause it’s pretty complex stuff Said Harvey Pekar.
For more poetry like Caught in Black Headlights, please consider Still About A Girl, a poetry collection of song and verse, love and loss, pain and gratitude.
Oh no! Someone bashed your baby! All those months–maybe even years–of hard work and somebody doesn’t like it. They leave a bad review and you’re stuck feeling like garbage. Or should you?
Veteran author and self-publisher A.P. Fuchs weighs in on a very simple way to handle a bad review.
Hope you find this encouraging despite it being blunt.
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With this year being all about superhero fiction and the BATTLE OF POWER Trilogy for THE AXIOM-MAN SAGA coming out in the fall, once in a while here at the Realm of Heroes and Monsters we’re going to do a few things to get you up to speed so you’re ready for the final story arc that concludes the first act of Axiom-man’s superhero journey.
Things will be changing in the storyline in Act Two, but until then, here is Act One in chronological order:
Axiom-man Char (short story in the tenth anniversary edition of Axiom-man) Episode No. 0: First Night Out Doorway of Darkness Black Water (short story) Episode No. 1: The Dead Land There’s Something Rotten Up North (short story in the anthology, Metahumans vs the Undead) City of Ruin Rite of the Wolf (short story in the anthology, Metahumans vs Werewolves) Episode No. 2: Underground Crusade Outlaw Episode No. 3: Rumblings The Split (flash fiction in the collection Flash Attack) Mercy (flash fiction in the collection Flash Attack) Last Flight (flash fiction in the collection Flash Attack) Frozen Storm (side adventure team-up with Auroraman; story by myself and Jeff Burton) Scarlet Syngery (latest release; side adventure team-up with the pulp-style hero, the Crimson Cloak)
Coming soon:
The Summoning Episode No. 4: Transformations New Dawn
To check out the books along with their covers, you’ll see them on the left of your browser if you’re on a desktop computer and if you scroll down you’ll see them on your mobile if you’re reading this there. All titles are available in paperback and eBook through the Book and Comic Shop on this site or at your favorite online retailer.
Happy reading!
It’s all coming to an end . . . for now.
I cannot wait to show you guys what’s in story for Axiom-man as we go forward!
We’re all set. Everything’s on track. My new poetry collection about the truths of life, CAUGHT IN BLACK HEADLIGHTS, should be out end of May/early June (depending how fast the distributor processes everything).
The above image is not the actual cover but just a snippet to whet your appetite.
I’m excited about this one. It’s dedicated to the late Gord Downie of The Tragically Hip.
He wrote a lot about life. Told a lot of stories. This collection is meant to honor that legacy and practice.
Maybe somewhere Gord is proud. Or maybe he’d ask me what the heck do I think I’m doing. Har har.
Canister X Mailbag – Hilda and Richie’s Sandwich Children’s Book Unboxing – 04272024
Backing Max West on Kickstarter is a habit of mine. He’s done several campaigns and his most recent effort was for his children’s book, Hilda and Richie’s Sandwich. These children’s books are solid, wholesome, clean, and good for all ages.
Plus Max draws fun anthropomorphic characters.
Check out this unboxing for this cool project!
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Vicious Verses and Reanimated Rhymes Zany Zombie Poetry for the Undead Head
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The dead rise. The world dies. Mankind falls and enters Death’s halls.
Over 90 poems of carnage, hopelessness and despair mixed with oodles of the living dead await you. Featuring poems by W. Bill Czolgosz, Paul A. Freeman, Keith Gouveia, J.H. Hobson, Rich Ristow, Lester Smith, Steve Vernon, Zed Zefram, Zombie Zak, and many others, Vicious Verses and Reanimated Rhymes will not only melt your brain . . . it’ll tear out your jugular!
This zombie poetry collection can be found . . .
Grab your copies of the VICIOUS VERSES AND REANIMATED RYHMES here:
Realm of Heroes and Monsters: Story Time Podcast Episodes 1 and 30
Yesterday, I recorded episode 3 of Season Two of the Realm of Heroes and Monsters: Story Time podcast. The episode ran over an hour, the show primarily the story.
We have a new format for Season Two. Hope you enjoy it.
For now, tune into the first and last episodes of Season One to tide you over as I stockpile a bit of Season Two before release.
Thank you for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more Story Time podcast episodes so you’re all set for Season Two.
For more on FLASH ATTACK, please the book’s page here.