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Fantasy, mystery, science fiction, erotica, and adventure.
Novels, short stories, flash fiction, poetry, plays, musicals and serialized fiction — it’s all coming from SJ Stone.
Crabquake! is an absolutely silly but thrilling tale of survival, friendship, and the indomitable spirit of Baltimore. Prepare to be captivated by this natural disaster of a novel as it immerses you in a world of chaos and courage, and you find out that a little Old Bay, as most Baltimoreans would say, will do the trick just fine.
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In Gaius Darkspell and the Duel of Fates, the fate of the Four Continents rests in the hands of the greatest wizard who ever lived to tell about it. Join Gaius Darkspell, Fate's great champion, as he climbs the World’s End to face Valkath the Inferno, the most fearsome dragon ever to ruin property values. Equal parts epic fantasy and absurd comedy, this tale of destiny, dragons, and disastrously timed spells turns heroism on its head.
Listen to the ebook here: Duel of Fates! Or, read the short story for free on Substack here!
Four people. Four stories. One murder.
In the depths of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, four strangers circle one another in a maze of lust and betrayal. Formerly a serialized fiction, this psychological murder mystery is now available as a novel. For a sneak peak, you can read the first four parts on my website.
Available soon in paperback and ebook! Pre-order the ebook at this link: Just Right
In Gaius Darkspell and the Sapphire of Regret, a wizard, a sorceress, a bard, and an invisible barbarian botch their escape from a palace heist and find themselves on the run—with a cursed gemstone and very few options. Misfired spells, wardrobe malfunctions, and magical misunderstandings ensue as they try to flee the city.
Gaius Darkspell and the Sapphire of Regret is the prequel to Gaius Darkspell and the Duel of Fates.
Listen to the ebook here: Sapphire of Regret! Or, read the short story for free on Substack here!