A Work in Progress

I finally got the chance to work on my second short story book.  I friend of mine did the editing and, well to say the least he made me feel like I was a first grader trying to grasp the English language!  That's okay though.  I'm good at coming up with the stories not the fine pleasantries of comma placements.  Commas are evil and should be eradicated, but enough about that.

I'm looking forward to getting it out there for everyone to see.  Three of the stories are continuations of three stories from my first book(which by the way is on sale on the for the Kindle for .99).  The rest are totally new straight from my brain for your eyes. 

I have already posted one story on Wattpad, just click the link to the left.  My Wattpad page also has stories from my first book all right there for all to see.  I can't wait to get it out there.  Well, enough of this stuff, my next few posts will start to delve into the stories themselves.  Ill give little tastes on what is to come.  Once that book is out I will get to finish my first full novel, which I will also start posting about soon! 

Have a blast everyone!

A New Completed Story

I finally got one of my new short stories done.  I have posted it on Wattpad, just follow the link to the left. 

I took all the theories about ancient alien contact and decided to have a little fun with it.  The story revolves around a young man named Melvin who is a huge pessimist that does not believe anything that conspiracy theorists say about anything, but suddenly he is forced to deal with these theories in a way he never imagined.  I hope everyone enjoys it.  I tried to have a little fun with this story!  Below is a little piece of it.

“Militaries worldwide are on their highest alert.  There have also been reports that both Russia and the United States have readied their nuclear arsenals for launch, though both countries are denying this.”  That statement cut through the fog of apathy.  Suddenly he was on his couch, even Joe returned too, as though he understood the enormity of what was just said.

Now that the self important reporter had his undivided attention he could see how haggard the guy looked.  He looked as though he had just been handed the meaning of life and did not like what he saw.  “What the hell is going on?” he said aloud.  Just then his phone rang.  He picked it up without saying a word.  He immediately recognized the voice on the other end; it was his best friend, and he sounded very agitated and excited.

Thanks to my friend Jason, whi helped me come up with this idea!