Frugal Fiction proudly announces the addition of Doug Baltz’s horror story, EPITAPH, to our library. When an artist meets a woman who loves his art and wants to know him better, he’s thrilled. Soon, they’re spending all their time together. By the time he discovers that she’s a vampire, it’s too late – he’s already infected. Accepting his fate, he falls in...
In a world where, according to Steve Jobs, people don’t read anymore; where twenty-eight of last year’s top thirty non-fiction best sellers were penned by celebrities and thirty of the top thirty fiction offerings belonged to name brand authors, the outlook is bleak for independent authors. Or is it? “Not if you think outside the cover,†says Annie Williams, creator of Frugal Fiction...
In her debut novel, ASSISTdead, author P. T. Harris tackles the sticky subject of the public’s right to know when a horrific case places Phoenix homicide detective Priscilla Taylor under the same press microscope. Priscilla Taylor is in for a rough year. For two successive birthdays, a dead body has punctuated her celebration. Today marks the third corpse that will ruin her day. And, again, the...
Frugal Fiction proudly announces the addition of two delightful Auntie Lynn pieces to our Children’s selections: THE MAGICAL SCARECROWS BOOK ONE and THE MAGICAL SCARECROWS BOOK TWO. In THE MAGICAL SCARECROWS BOOK ONE, we meet two magical scarecrows, each of whom believe they are the only one of their kind on earth. As Race C, the English Magical Scarecrow, and Croowz, the Australian Magical...
For those on a tight budget, public service announcements like the one above can be as guilt-inducing as they are productive. Many frugal parents utilize the library, an excellent community resource for a constant stream of new works to excite their child’s imagination and offer learning lessons. But what if the library hours or locations aren’t convenient? Frugal Fiction.com has a solution...
Frugal Fiction proudly welcomes poet James Penha’s 1992 Omega Cat Press Competition award-winning chapbook, On the Back of the Dragon, to our library. Penha’s poetic tales take us to Borneo, Bali, Bangkok, China, Nepal, and Australia; his words painting places, people, and concepts that captivate. Virginia Howard, Editor of THEMA, said, “James Penha is able to mold exotic topics into...