Down in the Cellar | Lawrence Dagstine: Author

For only 99 cents, you can now own my vampire novelette, The Paraplegic. Available at Smashwords. Just click on the picture below, or, see what other low-cost titles I have available. I even have a free science fiction story you could try out, and in the coming months I will be downloading more stories at no cost (usually under 5,000 words); I’ll also be coming to Kindle, Nook, Apple, Sony, Kobo and Nexus. Novelettes and novellas will always be at the right price. Quality, plot-driven stories, characters we care about: because that’s what matters first and foremost. Science fiction, fantasy, horror and more in Mobi, ePub, PDF, and a variety of other formats. You’ll be able to order them direct from here (eBooks & Kindle), or be redirected. Also be sure to follow me on social media platforms such as Facebook & Twitter. There will be cool contests in the coming months and free reading material will go out to my 5,000th Facebook follower and my 500th Twitter follower. Cover art by Bob Veon.

THE PARAPLEGIC

Now Available at Smashwords – ONLY 99 cents!

When Herbert was told he had amnesia, he knew things were bad. When he couldn’t feel anything below the waist, he got scared. When the doctor told him he’d be paralyzed for life, he got depressed and wanted to die. After all, no one wants to be a paraplegic. But what made him crippled so suddenly? Did somebody do this to him? And if so, why? Now in the hospital, undergoing intensive surgery, little does Herbert know that the force responsible isn’t done with him, not by a long shot! Something’s coming back. There’s a little unfinished business to take care of, and it comes in the form of vampires.

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First, I know it’s a little late, but since it only comes once every four years: Happy Leap Year, everybody! Next, we begin the month of March 2008 with my latest appearance. And that would be my second, in fact, to a horror webzine known for its chills and thrills: Down in the Cellar. Issue# 7. Hey, you can’t go wrong with the selection of stories this quarterly webzine has to offer. Movie and book reviews, too.

Down in the Cellar; Issue #7, Spring 2008

Link: www.downinthecellar.com

Featuring Fiction by: Dameion Becknell, Wendy Brewer & Matthew Warner, Jennifer Yaros, Matt Mitchell, Mark E. Deloy, Erik Williams, Edward R. Rosick, Edward M. Turner, John Peters, and… Lawrence R. Dagstine. It’s a great issue indeed.

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