Reflections of the End

by Sam Kates (Contributor), Evelyn Steward (Contributor), Diane Stringam Tolley (Contributor)

The end of the world has come. Find here 26 poems and tales of what happened. Fantasy, science fiction or horror, these tales delve into the dark recesses of the mind

Sap Rising © 2013 Sam Kates
Song of Apocalypse © 2013 Evelyn Steward
Predators: An Eye for an Eye © 2013 Diane Stringam Tolley
The Revelation © 2013 Jaspreet Taunque
Apocalypse © 2013 Adele Symonds
A Place Where Tomorrow Never Comes © 2013 Jeremiah Adediran
The World We Once Knew © 2013 Larry Payne
The Lightning Mouse at the End of the World © 2013 Hannah Adcock
The Rainbow Girl © 2013 Jaspreet Taunque
Doomsday Asteroid © 2013 Evelyn Steward
The End Is Now © 2013 Wendy Jones
The Message © 2013 Erin Thorne
Collision © 2013 Peter M. Emmerson
From The Snow © 2013 Lisa Williamson
Crystal Confinement © 2013 Evelyn Steward
Killer 13 - II © 2013 Thomas Duder
Midnight for Ned © 2013 Richard Karle
Greed © 2013 Kevin McDonald
She Was The Sun © 2013 Jeremiah Adediran
Introspection © 2013 Robert Ruisi
Killer 13 - I © 2013 Thomas Duder
The Three Letters © 2013 Robert Ruisi
2 A Brilliant Plan © 2013 Yvonne Mickell
Killer 13 - IV © 2013 Thomas Duder
Smoke Tree © 2013 Lisa Williamson
The Wall © 2013 Evelyn Steward
Killer 13 - III © 2013 Thomas Duder

345 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 29, 2013

About the author

My name is Sam Kates, at least when it comes to writing fiction. If there’s a photo on this page of a middle-aged bloke with a hair shortage, that’s me.

I live in Wales, a small constituent country of Great Britain and the U.K. Like many of my fellow countrymen, I possess a fondness for rugby union (though these days only as a spectator) and a good pint of beer. Usually the two go hand in hand.

My tastes in reading and film tend toward the darker side of life and the fantastic. Little surprise, then, that the fiction I write is usually science fiction and fantasy with a decidedly dark flavour, or outright horror.

Outside of writing, my main ambition is to see Wales beat the New Zealand All Blacks to win the Rugby World Cup. A forlorn hope, I suspect, but if you're going to harbour ambitions, they might as well be lofty, right?

Reviews

[Nancy · Rating 1 out of 5]

Some stories were interesting, some were disgusting. The last story I hated, and read quickly, wishing I hadn't bothered reading it at all.