My story Give Em Enough Rope has sold to Tales of Moreauvia, and is scheduled to appear in issue four in the last quarter of 2010.

 My story The Migrant will soon be published in Dead Souls, a forthcoming anthology from Morrigan Books. It is available to pre-order here. The official launch will be at FantasyCon, Nottingham, on the 19th of September. Authors including Ramsey Campbell, Gary McMahon, Carole Johnstone, Rebecca Lloyd and Paul Finch will be in attendance to sign copies and chat.

 My story The Fall of Azaliel and Lorcas will soon be available in Fifty-Two Stitches, an anthology published by Strange Publications. You can pre-order a copy here.

Reconnoitring the slopes of Hell is all in a day’s work for angels Azaliel and Lorcas, but neither is prepared for when their vessel springs a leak.

My story, Japanese Motorcycle Clob, the sequel to Lonely Heart Clob (see 21.2.09), has been podcast in audio format by The Dunesteef.

Leonard has finally won the heart of the lovely Catherine Hewson. But how can he keep her? His semi-imaginary pig companion has a suggestion or two.

 My story Raising Archie has been published in The Fleas They Carried, a charity anthology in aid of animal shelters and rescue groups. The editor, J K Richards, has promised to match all proceeds from book sales, dollar for dollar! You can buy your copy in electronic and paperback formats here.

Cutting the Cord has been published only days after it was accepted by Everyday Weirdness. You can read it here. A link has also been added to the mylefteye free fiction sidebar.

Lisa feels smothered by her mother’s love and needs to get away.

My flash piece Cutting the Cord has sold to Everyday Weirdness.

My story Lonely Heart Clob (published previously as ‘Clob’) has been podcast in audio format by The Dunesteef.

Leonard Stromboldt needs assistance in the boy-meets-girl department. But what help is he going to get from a six-inch high manifestation of his id?

My story The Exchange has been anthologised in Northern Haunts: 100 Terrifying New England Tales. Hardback and paperback versions are available from Shroud Publishing and Amazon, with all profits going to the American Cancer Society.

“There is nothing, absolutely nothing, half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.” A pleasant boating trip turns into a nightmare for Grace and her dad.

My drabbles Aliens and Tastes Like Chicken have been published at FlashScribe. Links to both stories have been added to the mylefteye.net free fiction sidebar.