Dread Naught but Time

by Scribes Divided, Jennifer Worrell, Trond Hildahl, AZ Pascoe, Lenna Marcel

Overview

The unshakable specter of Time hovers over each of the 26 tales in Scribes Divided's second anthology. Brought to you by a collective of accomplished authors from nearly every time zone across the world, these timeless stories inspire, terrify, delight, and explore that most human of shared experiences: living our lives second by second, until our time expires.
Death? Taxes? Please.
Dread naught but Time.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161693216
Publisher:	Trer Publishing
Publication date:	11/27/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	514 KB

About the Author

A single voice crying into the wind is inaudible. When many howl at once, each trying rise above the others, a cacophony rattles windows but remains unclear. However, when these voices work together, a harmony is formed. A symphony, complex and vibrant, produces a sound richer and far more resonant than any single voice could achieve. Scribes Divided brings together those disparate voices, and through this collective, an unmistakable beauty is revealed.

Scribes Divided is a network of independent authors, linked by the desire to have their unique compositions heard. In an age of mass-media and conglomerate publishing houses, they have chosen a different path. Scribes Divided is owned, edited, supported, and published by its members. No one is left to sing alone.

Editorial Reviews

There are many ways to measure Time, and even more for Time to take our measure, and this collection of short stories covers most of them.
... you will read each story waiting for Time to drop the other shoe ... waiting for Time to get the drop on the characters ... waiting for Time to demand its due. You will also read each story with an eye on the clock, hoping there is enough Time to read another one.

ARC - La Gringa Novelera

Meet all sorts of people and creatures, from scary dark to heartbreakingly romantic, in this scintillating story collection. The best way to spend time is to read good writing; this anthology is time well spent.

ARC - K.G. McAbee

Plenty to be proud of, here. In these pages there's evidence of where speculative fiction's future may lie, if we're wise enough to see.

ARC - L. Joseph Shosty

If you are going to waste some time today, reading this anthology is the perfect way to do it. Full of imagination, these stories are clever, dark, wry, grimy, and worth every precious moment.

ARC - Claire Cameron