Reddit reviews Tripping Over Twilight

"The New Fish" by /u/theworldisgrim is an awesome story. I heard it narrated on the NoSleep Podcast and then picked up Tripping Over Twilight by him as well. That book is an excellent read if you are looking for more stories in the same vein as The New Fish.

Still though, I think Grim's best work, at least what has stuck with me for long after I read it, was 99 Brief Scenes from the End of the World.

To add on to the list of above NoSleepers:

• The Laws of Nature by /u/AsForClass
  
• Tripping Over Twilight by /u/theworldisgrim
  
• The Worst Kind of Monsters by /u/Elias_Witherow
  
  

Hey, thanks for the mention, man, I appreciate that. Just wanted to say that I also have this one out.

Autogenerated.

Unnecessary Follow-Up: IAma little-known and largely unsuccessful author of horror and dark sci-fi. I finally finished my latest novel, and it's available for free today on Kindle! AMA

I did an AMA here about a year ago, while I was still working on the book. I expected some mild trolling, but a lot of folks were actually trying to be helpful and I was pleasantly surprised. You can read the last AMA here.

The book I was talking about last time is A. finally finished and B. free today on Kindle, as well as a collection of novellas and short stories I put out in 2014. You can download them here:

New book - When the Stars Fall

Collection - Tripping Over Twilight

I'll be checking in periodically and answering your questions throughout the rest of the afternoon, whilst I do some yardwork (lawn's been growing like a wild crazy bastard the past couple of weeks!) I hope you take advantage of the free book promo, and I look forward to your questions.


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