Since the summer of 2011, I have written and published a couple of short stories through Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing, a way for anyone to create their own e-book and sell it through Amazon.
Rivalry: A Ghost Story
Owen is a kid obsessed with ghost stories, but he's never seen a ghost, 
or met anyone who has - until Doug moves into town. Owen soon learns 
that Doug's family is haunted by a ghost that follows them from town to 
town, an entity that can slam doors and throw coffee mugs, an entity 
that finds Doug's family no matter where they move.
Fascinated by
 his friend's haunting, Owen begs Doug to let him spend the night, 
hoping to have a ghostly encounter of his own. Doug reluctantly agrees 
to ask his parents' permission, but when Mike and Sharon say no, it's 
the ghost that throws the temper tantrum, forcing Doug's parents to 
agree to the sleepover.
Owen packs a "ghost hunting kit" and 
prepares for a weekend of thrilling supernatural encounters, but what he
 experiences will change his life forever...
  
This is a Short Story with a length of approximately 6,000 words.
NANOK and the Tower of Sorrows
Nanok, wandering swordsman of the Iron Wastes, makes a deal with the 
Wizard King Midar to steal the mighty Sunsword from the Tower of 
Sorrows, lair of the dreaded sorcerer, Draaa'kon the Bleak. Battling a 
horde of shambling mutants, fearsome troll-kin, brutal guardsmen, and a 
monstrous horror conjured through the darkest magics, Nanok must learn 
the powerful secret of the Sunsword if he hopes to survive the ordeal...
NANOK
 and the Tower of Sorrows is a pastiche fantasy adventure short story 
written as light-hearted homage to many of the Sword & Sorcery 
creations from the 60's and 70's, such as Kothar, Kyrik, Thongor, and 
Brak the Barbarian.
This is a Short Story of approximately 11,000 words.
 


 
 
5 comments:
Hi Jack,
I'm about to jump into Kindle publishing, too. Not sure what to expect. How's your experience been?
R.A., shoot me an email!
Pat, feel free to email me any time.
The story was interesting. Can you please publish the whole story?
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