From Elsewhere: Six Tales of Unearthly Visitors
Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
| Author: | Mark Knight | ISBN: | 9781301729739 |
| Publisher: | Mark Knight | Publication: | January 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Mark Knight |
| ISBN: | 9781301729739 |
| Publisher: | Mark Knight |
| Publication: | January 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Ghosts? Angels? Aliens? This collection of short tales concerns entities which could be any of these. Could they really exist? Or are they only part of our imagination?
About the short stories…
“Them” is a story of alien abduction, published in the book Bardic Tales and Sage Advice in 2005.
“The Long View” concerns one woman’s reflections on the life she has left behind, and was published by Wet Ink Press in 2006, and also in The Hub magazine in 2007.
“The Hearing” (aka The Trial) explores what happens when a guardian angel is put on trial. This story was published in InvisibleInk.com’s book of short stories, Invisible Ink 1.
“Forbidden” is a story about the most illicit of love affairs – the secret passion between an angel and a demon. My screenplay version of this won third prize in the Gimme Credit Short Screenplay Competition in 2008.
“The Foundling”. Who or what exactly has appeared on the doorstep an old woman’s cottage in Ireland? Abandoned child, or something else? I was very happy to have this story accepted and printed by Mirador for The Mirador Fantasmagoria anthology in 2011.
From Elsewhere also features “Grey Eyes In Silver”, where a discarded mirror brings more than just everyday reflections.
Ghosts? Angels? Aliens? This collection of short tales concerns entities which could be any of these. Could they really exist? Or are they only part of our imagination?
About the short stories…
“Them” is a story of alien abduction, published in the book Bardic Tales and Sage Advice in 2005.
“The Long View” concerns one woman’s reflections on the life she has left behind, and was published by Wet Ink Press in 2006, and also in The Hub magazine in 2007.
“The Hearing” (aka The Trial) explores what happens when a guardian angel is put on trial. This story was published in InvisibleInk.com’s book of short stories, Invisible Ink 1.
“Forbidden” is a story about the most illicit of love affairs – the secret passion between an angel and a demon. My screenplay version of this won third prize in the Gimme Credit Short Screenplay Competition in 2008.
“The Foundling”. Who or what exactly has appeared on the doorstep an old woman’s cottage in Ireland? Abandoned child, or something else? I was very happy to have this story accepted and printed by Mirador for The Mirador Fantasmagoria anthology in 2011.
From Elsewhere also features “Grey Eyes In Silver”, where a discarded mirror brings more than just everyday reflections.
