Congratulations to five winners of the Riversong Short Story Contest, 2023! “Forest” (Chas Alpert), “Showpiece” (Mika Dobrovski) , “Jungle” (Adam Freoman), “Daedalus” (Suzanne Gunter), “Karma and Santayana” (Susanne Perry).
Announcing SUMMER, the forthcoming release of Book 4 of the Guardians of Magic YA fantasy series by Melissa Nash. Published by Riversong Books.
Announcing the annual publication volume of the Riversong Short Story Contest 2022. These unique, quirky, thought-provoking stories in various contemporary genres will delight and engage you.
Congratulations to six winners of the Riversong Short Story Contest, 2022!“Redemption in the Thorny Thicket” by Sean Anderson. “6EQUJ4, Thank You Very Much!” by Robert McDermott “Coping with Covid-19 lockdown in Pretoria” by Nape Motana. “So Rude” by Markus McDowell. “Prep Work” by Susanne Perry. “Jesus and Mayo” by Jack Towe.
Riversong Short Story Content 2022. Deadline May 15, 2022. $15. Any genre. 7,000 words max. Winners will be published in an anthology 2022.
Now available in paperback and eBook: JONE$town by Robert McDermott.
Daragh Fleming. If You Are Reading This Then Drink Water (Audiobook). Riversong Books, 2020. ISBN: 978-1-946849-74-8. eISBN: 978-1-946849-75-5. 155pp. $8.99 pbk; $5.99 ebook. Order the audiobook from these retailers and other retailers worldwide: Audible (US) | Audible (UK) Audible (France) | Audible (Germany) Apple Books Or order the paperback or eBook Amazon | Barnes &…
This collection of short stories will delight you, make you think, and possibly irritate you. It might also make you want to drink water.
In these poems, Thompson Charlie explores the tragedy of displacement. Without any means of economic support, he finds his life anchor-less in a foreign environment. His introspection reveals an honest and tortured sensibility appalled at his own abrogation of duty and the disintegration of his inner world. It is a poignant journey of loneliness and…
Coming soon: Mindscapes Volume 1 by Thompson Charlie — a collection of poems written by the author while in exile.