Wrong Side of the Coffin: A WIPpersnappers Anthology

by Victor Serrano, Delphine Crown, C. Garrett, Janine Dillo, Ibrahim S. Amin

Overview

Maybe you're thinking of joining the fang club. Sure, why wouldn't you? So many stories out there make it seem like a great deal — all dinner jackets or gothic gowns, lavish castles, and supernatural powers that let you rule the darkness.

 

Not so fast.

 

Vampirism has its own trials and tribulations. Stick around. Read these stories. If they don't change your mind, at least they'll prepare you for some of the unexpected realities of undead existence.

 

Stories & Authors:

 

"In the Eye of the Beholder" by Ibrahim S. Amin

 

"The King's Pet Hunter" by Delphine Crown

 

"Ladies' Night" by C. Garrett

 

"A Fault and Battery" by Janine Dillo

"White Nose, Orange Skies" by Victor Serrano

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164565381
Publisher:	WIPpersnappers
Publication date:	10/15/2020
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	775,044
File size:	295 KB

About the Author

Victor Serrano is a freelance fiction writer and editor. He is currently working on his epic fantasy series Chronicles of the Spice Wars.

Delphine Crown is a writer, technically, even though their single braincell is always thinking about milves.

C. Garrett has quit a lot of things over the years but could never quite shake writing. Her work is informed by her experience as an anxious, neurodivergent queer girl growing up in the American South. When she’s not catching feelings for her characters, you can find her in the garden growing flowers, seasonally flip-flopping between coffee and tea, or doing bad accents with her Sunday D&D group. She lives in Tennessee with her husband, their dog and cat, and a handful of houseplants.

Janine Dillo usually writes long stories in German rather than short stories in English. Mostly character-driven fantasy with varying subgenres. Sometimes writing about video games.

Ibrahim S. Amin was educated at the Manchester Grammar School, the University of Newcastle, and the University of Manchester. He wallowed in education for as long as he could, earning his PhD in Classics & Ancient History. At that point he ran out of excuses and joined the real world — where he now writes to support his unhealthy takeaway addiction.

You can learn more about his books, ask him questions, and read random musings on his Goodreads author page, or endure his rants on Twitter (@Ibrahim_S_Amin).