Author: gbondoni

Good news for a Friday morning: ParABnormal Magazine’s September 2019 issue is out. This one contains my story “Aikanaka”, and I also love the cover.

.

Tangent has reviewed DreamForge, including my story “A Sip of Pombé”. Always nice to appear in Tangent – they don’t review just anything.

Also, their conclusion about my story is one of those that gives a writer a nice warm glow: “A great story with lots of layers to keep the reader thinking.”

Good way to start the day. 🙂

Trouble Among the Stars, Issue 3 has launched. This one contains my story “Onward”, which I think is perfect… If there’s one thing that “Onward” describes it’s trouble, BIG trouble, among the stars.

Link here.

A review of Tales from the Canyons of the Damned Omnibus 10 is up. That one contains my story “Superclásico”, and you can have a look by clicking here!

 

Issue 3 of DreamForge Magazine is out, and I’m delighted to say that it holds a story I love: “A Sip of Pombé”. This tale is close to my heart, and I adore the artwork that Frank Schurter created for it.

Link here.

The fifth volume of the European Cyberpunk Magazine Write Ahead / The Future Looms has been published. This one is usually behind a paywall but, as a special treat, my story “Spyder’s Web” is this issue’s free sample story… If you’re interested, go have a look!

My story “No Pressure” is up at Zealot Script. It’s free to read, and you can have a look in the link in the first comment.  You can have a look here.

 

The Tenth Tales From the Canyons of the Damned Omnibus is available for purchase. This one contains my story “Superclásico”, and a seriously creepy cover!

Double cool news: not only have I received my contributor copy of Volume 4 of Write Ahead / The Future Looms, but I have also sold them another story!

Here’s me with the shiny mag!

Most of you know me as a science fiction writer, while others have read my horror or fantasy work.  So my latest book launch might come as a bit of a surprise… but I’m happy to announce that today is launch day for Love & Death, a narrative composed of intertwined stories.

Innumerable experts talk about getting out of your comfort zone in order to grow, but I’ll take it one step further.  For a new book to be any good the writer needs to be confident in the genre they’re working in…

Fortunately, I’ve been a reader of literary works for as long as I’ve been a reader of genre work, and I found that writing something completely outside of my usual milieu was not so much a reinvention of my prose as it was akin to slipping out of shorts and into a suit and tie.

The result?  I’ll let you judge for yourself – below are purchase links for every conceivable e-delivery method (paperbacks are coming soon):

Amazon | B&N | Play Store | Apple Store

If you do pick it up, drop me a line – always delighted to hear if readers loved a book or if they hated it.