Anthology of Scrolls

Short Stories, Poetry & Prose

by P.A. Wikoff

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Pub Date Jan 02 2018 | Archive Date Apr 30 2018

Modern Tunic

General Fiction (Adult) | Poetry

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Description

Magical libraries, ego-eccentric gravity experts, O.C.D. people, scary stage shows, dirt-poor romance, spirit guides, calming yourself down, moment stealing harpies, corrupt elections, gluttonous cake eaters, evil doppelgangers, drunken incoherence, circles, cross dressing witches and warlocks, catching up with the past, antiquated technology, treasures in the trash, brain surgery, irreplaceable loss, gangbangers and their dogs, comic books that contain bats and/or wolves, the murder of relatives, revengeful ex-girlfriends, changing fact into fiction, magical smartphones, facing your unfiltered fears, severed lizards and dangerous Christmas gifts.

28 shorter works by P.A. Wikoff accompanied by photographs he took to add a visual aid to each literary piece.

Magical libraries, ego-eccentric gravity experts, O.C.D. people, scary stage shows, dirt-poor romance, spirit guides, calming yourself down, moment stealing harpies, corrupt elections, gluttonous...

A Note From the Publisher

After surviving an almost fatal car accident directly in front of a bookstore, P.A. Wikoff decided not to ignore the sign and proceeded to self-publish his work. Mr. Wikoff kick-started his writing career by releasing the epic fantasy novel “Feylin Lore: Reflections.” When P.A. is not writing, he spends all of his free time with his beautiful wife and two fabulous kids who inspire him every single day.

Advance Praise

Creepy, funny & poetry
I really enjoyed this anthology! There was a good variety and mix for different moods or tastes. There were fantasy stories, social commentary, haunting tales and even humor. I found a large portion of the poetry sad, good but depressing. I guess that is a lot of poetry though. Definitely worth reading all the way through! It wasn't like all the "good" stories were stacked at the beginning. In fact, some of the ones I read over again were toward the end. -Sandra (via goodreads)

Marketing Plan

Wizard World Portland 2018

Worldcon 2018