Bibliography
So much of our reality is determined by what we believe, and it can so easily be… undone. Editors Maurice Broaddus and Jerry Gordon have created an anthology that explores, questions, and shatters the boundaries of faith.
“It may be the best anthology I’ve ever read…reads like a “Year’s Best” rather than a nominee for it.”
~Horror Web
“Terrible beauty and mind-shattering horror. It’s all here, in what’s sure to be one of the year’s best anthologies.”
~ Shroud Magazine
This limited edition chapbook continues where Dark Faith left off with four dark tales pushing the boundaries of faith. Slave songs mix with exorcisims, judgement day, and worlds where people eat gods.
“No matter what your ideas about heaven or hell or religion (or lack therof) are, this book is designed to challenge you, to make you think, and most importantly, to entertain you.”
~ Sevier County News
An archbishop, dispatched to collect a prophet accused of murder, gets more than he bargained for in this post-apocalyptic meditation on cults and the messiah complex.
“Glimmers of Walter Miller’s excellent SF mock-up A Canticle of Leibowitz [and] hints of Joan of Arc. It’s an original world Gordon imagines…”
~ Twig and Bramble Reviews
Written weeks after Hurricane Katrina nearly destroyed New Orleans, “9th Ward” follows a young man struggling to survive a supernatural collision of past and present in a rebuilt city very different from the one he knew as a child.
“Makes you think. The political and social implications, like the ending, stick with you long after you’ve finished reading.”
~ Weller Fiction Review
“Memorably creepy…”
~ Author Kristin Janz
Words come alive in this writer’s prayer for creativity, harmony, and purpose.
Interviews:
SF Signal (September 2010)
Fantasy Magazine (June 2010)
The Funky Werepig (May 2010)





