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September 19, 2024

Free eBook Through 9/22

The ebook version of my new novel inBLUE is free on Amazon through September 22nd.

inBLUE, told through a series of vignettes that intersect to reveal a single narrative and the secret of how the lives of the characters are connected by a tiny edit to reality.
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Published on September 19, 2024 04:24

November 19, 2020

Podcast in the Making

I recently teamed up with podcast producer Kim Selby for a look back at where the passion for writing started and early inspirations. That would be the 80s and early 90s, just over the bridge from Philly. We look at the geography and local culture we grew up with, the books, music, films and experiences that influenced us back then.

The podcast is in development, but we are sharing an episode on my website now, author-treilly.com. The episode is about the gateway drug. The moment when the possibilities for creativity opened up for us. A dinosaur. A relic from a forgotten past. The video store.

And a reminder, there is plenty of free fiction to consume on my re-booted website, more than 76,000 words of my dark and surreal work.

A complete novella
12 short stories (and a few audio versions) the first 7 chapters of my first novel

There is also a section for patrons of the arts who want to help to keep content free for others. Autographed books, links to Amazon, and coming soon literary themed items.
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Published on November 19, 2020 17:14

November 1, 2020

inBLUE available in the Creative Writing Section

Among other free work, my sci-fi novella in-BLUE is available in full on my website https://www.author-treilly.com/my-work

The first nine chapters are also available on Goodreads in the Creative Writing Section https://www.goodreads.com/story/list/...

inBLUE started as a weekly sci-fi mystery serial and follows multiple characters that are all connected because of a tragic event that took place in the 80s, and the choices that physicist Sophia Page Mitchell made to correct the past.
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Published on November 01, 2020 14:15 Tags: dark-fiction, free-fiction, indie-authors, sci-fi, science-fiction, time-travel

October 26, 2020

Website Reboot

My website is officially re-booted. More than 76,000 words of my dark and surreal work for free now. A complete novella, 12 short stories, a few audio versions, the first 7 chapters of my first novel - all free. And coming soon: More audio versions of short stories, guest authors and their work, a podcast with producer Kim Selby. Just an indie author building a unique space for readers who think beyond the best seller.

There is also a section for patrons of the arts who want to help to keep content free for others. Autographed books, links to Amazon, and coming soon literary themed items.
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Published on October 26, 2020 16:07 Tags: free-fiction, indie-authors

October 14, 2019

Thanks Tin Minute Book Reviews

Check out the Grayscale book review on YouTube.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EP0hxWu...
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Published on October 14, 2019 19:40 Tags: ghost-story, gothic, reviews, t-reilly, tin-minute

September 28, 2019

The Grayscale/Overcast Connection

My debut novel Grayscale took years to complete, but was definitely a labor of love. The biggest challenge that I find to completing a work is my interest in the many other stories that are floating in my brain at any given time.

While writing Grayscale, I took many breaks to write short stories, and many of those stories made it into my second work Overcast. A few were written last year, and one was written before Grayscale was even a fully formed concept.

There is a short story in the collection called Porcelain Doll, that won honorable mention at the Philadelphia Writers Conference many moons ago, and was the precursor to Grayscale. If you have read my novel, and you read Porcelain Doll, you will understand that connection.

Other connections – The short story collection Overcast has a similar dark and heavy-hearted mood as my novel. It ends with a similar ambiguity, and a flicker of forward-looking hopefulness.
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Published on September 28, 2019 11:43