Stalled out

Since I've returned home my writing progress has shrunk significantly. I imagine this is largely due to me once again having the distractions of friends around as well as full time employment. That being said - No Excuses!
By the end of April I pledge to have completed the writing portion of my next short story collection. So here it is, my pre-emptive announcement of "Twisted Tales From a Wandering Mind". Unlike My Darker Dreams, the Twisted Tales stories will all be from the horror genre and will also all be made available for individual purchase in addition to being available as a compilation.

Stories featured in Twisted Tales from a Wandering Mind will include:
Headphones - After a frightening Halloween encounter headphones take on a special meaning
The Trenton Subway Massacre - The journal entries of a man on the way to collapse
The Dark House - A new family moves into a house that definitely is not a home
Tripping to a Fall - An evening of expirimentation leads to a mind shattering conclusion
Parabnormal Investigators - Ghost hunters stir up more than they bargained for in an abandoned Southern plantation
Undivided Attention - A true expression of love
Bloodhound - A private eye can find any person in the world until he is put on the trail of a man who may or may not be human.
New Sunrise - Medical research crosses lines of life, death and morality.
Emergency Line - A government project succeeds beyond anyone's wildest dreams and leads to terrifying results.

I look forward to having more work available for everyone in the near future!

Josh Kemp

Home!

After several months traveling the USA in the cramped confines of my car... home at last! I have a whole bevy of stories that have been receiving love while I was on the road and I look forward to getting them submitted, read, and hopefully published. A few select items may make their way up onto Smashwords, B&N, and Amazon. I am also looking forward to getting involved with a critique group in the area. There it is, my quick update to any loyal readers who happen to be out there.
Until next time, this is Joshua Kemp, signing off.