Several SMFS list members have stories in the new
anthology published today, The Faking Of The President: Nineteen Stories of
White House Noir. Published by Three Rooms Press, the book is available in
print and eBook formats from the publisher,
Amazon,
and other vendors. The SMFS list members in this book are:
Sarah M. Chen with “In Mother We Trust.”
Nikki Dolson with “Services Rendered.”
Danny Gardner with “Old Pharaoh.”
Gary Phillips with “Y2 Effin’ K.”
Travis Richardson with “The Event That Never
Happened.”
Synopsis:
A literary
coup d'etat, that ponders "What would the White House be like if U.S.
Presidents of the past were not restricted by the time-honored hallmarks and
traditional behavior of the office, leaving them free to do whatever they
wanted, anytime and anywhere?" THE FAKING OF THE PRESIDENT: Nineteen Stories of White House
Noir pulls back the curtain on the “new norm” for America’s highest
office, with a collection of bizarre new stories by a diverse group of renowned
authors that take readers across the chasm of reality into an alternate
universe—where Nixon takes a wacky psychedelic trip with Elvis Presley; where a
time-traveling renegade targets members of the George Bush administration with
disastrous results; where a spy seizes a sudden opportunity for power after
Woodrow Wilson’s stroke. The stories are outlandish but—when it comes to the
White House of today—no longer implausible.
The line-up of award-winning authors includes Eric Beetner, Peter Carlaftes, Sarah M. Chen, Angel Luis Colón, S. A. Cosby, Nikki Dolson, Mary Anna Evans, Adam Lance Garcia, Danny Gardner, Alison Gaylin, Christopher Chambers, Kate Flora, Greg Herren, Gary Phillips, Alex Segura, Travis Richardson, S. J. Rozan, Abby Vandiver, and Erica Wright.
The line-up of award-winning authors includes Eric Beetner, Peter Carlaftes, Sarah M. Chen, Angel Luis Colón, S. A. Cosby, Nikki Dolson, Mary Anna Evans, Adam Lance Garcia, Danny Gardner, Alison Gaylin, Christopher Chambers, Kate Flora, Greg Herren, Gary Phillips, Alex Segura, Travis Richardson, S. J. Rozan, Abby Vandiver, and Erica Wright.
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