"So Praise Him" released in That Ain't Right: Historical Accounts of the Miskatonic Valley

On August 31st, That Ain't Right: Historical Accounts of the Miskatonic Valley was released on Kindle and paperback. This Lovecraft-inspired anthology features 18 tales set in the witch-haunted hills of New England, including my story, "So Praise Him." Here's the full TOC:

• "Come Down, Ma Evening Star" - Sanford Allen
• "Hostel Night" - Brandon Barrows
• "Arkquarium" - Folly Blaine
• "In Defense of Professor Falcrovet" - Darin M. Bush
• "Ride into the Echo of Another Life" - Kelda Crich
• "Goat" - Nathan Crowder
• "Dr. Circe and the Shadow over Swedish Innsmouth" - Erik Scott de Bie
• "The Pull of the Sea" - Sean Frost
• "The Ghost Circus" Phil Gonzales
• "The Reservoir" - Brian Hamilton
• "So Praise Him" - Samuel Marzioli
• "A Dog Named Shallow: The Testimony of Lilya Redmond" - Erick Mertz
• "The Crumbling of Old Walls" - Craig D. B. Patton
• "August and Autumn" - Jenna M. Pitman
• "Passenger" - Evan Purcell
• "The Hill" - Damir Salkovic
• "A Matter of Scale" - Emily C. Skaftun
• "The Laughing Book" - Cliff Winnig

Sale: "So Praise Him"

On Mother's Day, I made a sale that I decided to keep mum about until the deal was finalized. Well, today, I signed the contract so I'm opening the floodgates of information! My story, "So Praise Him," a Lovecraft inspired horror short set in Arkham Massachusetts, sold to That Ain't Right anthology. It'll be available as a limited edition paperback and e-book.

From their Kickstarter description: "That Ain't Right: Historical Accounts of the Miskatonic Valley will collect letters, anecdotes, newspaper articles, and other narratives from the very people who live in this sinister little corner of Massachusetts. From the bustling college town of Arkham to the rickety piers of Innsmouth."