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Black Chaos is Coming

Official Announcement Time: My next collection of poetry is coming April 13th. The cover reveal is below. This collection will feature 30 new poems. That’s all. It’s a short collection compared to my many others. I took the advice from a reviewer and didn’t put so many poems in this time. There are a couple poems that might feel out of place, but it relates to several months of growth I experienced. You can pre-order the eBook on B&N Nook and Amazon Kindle. The paperback will be available in April. It will be a small paperback. I also plan to have some bookmarks available for sale to go along with the release of the book.

So, what’s this collection about? Here’s the online description: “Depression is black chaos. A chaos that destroys the soul and pushes friends and family away. This collection features poetry about loss and solitude. It’s a journey of rediscovering and learning to love one’s self. A journey of hitting rock bottom and climbing out of the deep pit of despair.” Maybe that’s not your cup of tea, but writing these poems was the beginning of recovery for me. I will never stop fighting this battle. It will get easier with time. Anyway, once I decide on a design for the bookmarks, I’ll ask everyone’s opinion before printing them. Tell me what you think of the cover in the comments.

The Cover

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Free Stuff for Quarantine

Now until the end of March, Free Stuff! The Morbid Museum! Free Download on Amazon Kindle from March 27 through March 31. 19 short stories. Some tales include Turtles of the Ninja variety, ghosts of the packman variety, busters of the ghosts variety, and many more. All stories are original. Visitors to the Morbid Museum seek the dark and twisted corners of the world. They are both terrified and intrigued by the unknown. Tales of killers, monsters, and madmen curated by the Master of Death, Mr. Siris Grim. Mr. Grim collects the darkness that everyone attempts to hide. He displays it within the corridors of his gruesome gallery. Who will be next to buy a ticket and walk the halls of the Morbid Museum?

Some other fun stuff coming up for your quarantine survival pleasure includes National Poetry Month! Starting April 1, on this blog and social media, I’ll have a poem or some poetry every day. I’ll even have some weekly intro to poetry things throughout the month. I also share some of my favorite poems from famous poets like Edgar Allan Poe and Sylvia Plath. Help spread the word and participate in National Poetry Month in April. Tell your friends. And please share your favorite poems with me throughout the month. Share your work or the work of others.

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Cyber Monday Sale Today Only

Exclusively on Amazon Kindle. Check out these deals for Cyber Monday. No Amazon workers were mistreated in the making of these sales. There are free downloads as well as discounted eBooks. Everything is $1 or free. Choose between Fiction and Poetry. Books included in the Cyber Monday Sale are listed below.

Dollar Tales from the Morbid Museum: Flash Fiction – Free Download

Dollar Tales from the Morbid Museum: Creatures – Free Download

Visitors to the Morbid Museum seek the dark and twisted corners of the world. They are both terrified and intrigued by the unknown. Tales of killers, monsters, and madmen are curated by the Master of Death, Mr. Siris Grim. Mr. Grim collects the darkness that everyone attempts to hide and displays it within the corridors of his gruesome gallery. Who will be next to purchase a ticket and walk the halls of the Morbid Museum?

The Tommy Gun: A Novella – $0.99

Government corruption. Hate speeches. A country divided. The world Brent White knew is crumbling. He gets his call to action when a friend goes missing. He trains himself to become a weapon against the new dictatorship. He fights through criminals and concentration camps to find his friend and save lives. He becomes a guardian for the persecuted. To end the suffering, he must stop one person. The politician turned dictator. Ronald Teagun. The Tommy Gun.

Men Are Garbage: Poetry Collection – $0.99

James Pack examines masculinity and anxiety in “Men Are Garbage,” a book of poetry in which he reflects on childhood trauma and his time as a nightclub bouncer.

Pariah Bound: The Lonesome Poetry – $0.99

The poetry in this collection was written between 2002-2016. Gripping poems of a struggling youth and fantastical fictional narrative poetry for all ages. Pariah Bound comprises all the emotions and dreams of a young man still discovering his place in this world. With over 250 poems, there is something for everyone in this complete collection.