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Big News

On By PatriciaIn Books, Fiction, News, Short Stories1 Comment

I’m pleased (understatement as a rhetorical device) to announce that my first collection of short stories will be published by Trepidatio, and imprint of JournalStone Publishing, in April of next year.

The Cuckoo Girls will include sixteen stories, half original to this collection.

Trepidatio has published not only some of my favorite writers, but also some of my favorite books of the past few years. Not only that, they produce beautiful books. Just look at a few of their pretties:

Pictured above:
Kate Jonez’s Lady Bits, S.P. Miskowski‘s Strange is the Night, Gemma Files’s Spectral Evidence, Gwendolyn Kitse’s The Rust Maidens, and Sarah Read’s Out of Water (coming in November). all beautiful covers for wonderful books.

Can you blame me for being excited?

Twice-Told: A Collection of Doubles

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Last Saturday, 2/2, was release day for Twice-Told: A Collection of Doubles, edited by CM Muller (Nightscript, Hidden Folk). I am both proud and thrilled to have my story “Zwilligslied” included in this amazing line-up.

“Twice-Told: A Collection of Doubles contains 22 unique visions of the “double-goer” (i.e. doppelgänger), with stories by Tim Jeffreys, Clint Smith, Patricia Lillie, Chris Shearer, Shannon Lawrence, Charles Wilkinson, Craig Wallwork, David Peak, Jason A. Wyckoff, Esther Rose, Steve Rasnic Tem, Jack Lothian, Gordon B. White, Nina Shepardson, Timothy B. Dodd, Farah Rose Smith, Tom Johnstone, Jess Landry, C.C. Adams, Tim Major, J.C. Raye, and Erica Ruppert.”

Read a Sample!
Or, purchase Twice-Told from the publisher.
Or, buy it in print or for the Kindle at Amazon US or Amazon UK.

 

It’s heeeeeere!

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The audio edition of The Ceiling Man, read by Amy Melissa Bentley and Kristin James and published by Tantor Media, is now available from Audible, Google Play, iTunes, Amazon, and the other usual places. If your local library participates in Hoopla, you can borrow it there  for free.

Publishers Weekly had this to say about the ebook/print version: “A supernatural creature arrives in the small, fictional town of Port Massasauga and sets his sights on Abby, a girl with psychic powers similar to his own, in Lillie’s gripping debut…Lillie sidesteps horror clichés and presents characters who don’t make eye-rolling decisions…horror fans should expect an entertaining novel that’s tough to put down.”

Happy listening!

(And if you prefer using your eyes rather than your ears, the Kindle and print editions are still available.)