The Astounding Outposts Presents (volume1) Zombie Tales is now live. In celebration of its release, it will be free November 2-4. That’s right free: download it, read it, review it. Don’t forget to vote for your favorite story here on the Astounding Outpost. Regular price : $2.99 Free November 2 – 4
Where am I? This place. It’s nothing but white space. I see some pulses in the distance, bright flashing colors, but… I can’t feel anything. I don’t have a body. I am just here. There’s a red light flashing over there… It’s a button, maybe. My instincts are urging me to press it. I’m going…
We wanted to thank everyone who submitted for Zombie Tales. We are awaiting approval from Amazon. Once they approve it the book will be live on Kindle, and shortly to follow in paperback. Voting for the readers choice awards will open November first as planned. Good luck.
For the final entry in Zombies Tales the Astounding Outpost proudly presents the first chapter in Mel Odom’s latest novel, Hellbound Express. As an Outpost exclusive he has given us permission to serialize the first part of his novel. Check back every Sunday for the latest installment of Hellbound Express. HELLBOUND EXPRESS Chapter 1 A…
As the modified frigate started docking procedures, Jenner went over what he knew. Officially the space station was owned by a subsidiary of Aspen Corp that did botanical research. He knew better. They wouldn’t have dispatched him to check on some agro research station that hadn’t checked in for two days. It cost the company…
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Ben closed his eyes as he jogged on the bike path through the forest, enjoying the cool, misty early-morning breeze on his dead flesh. He could feel his dried-up heart loosely bouncing up and down inside his chest cavity in rhythm to his long strides. Toby, his pet mouse, squeaked in protest as it…
Vernon opened his front door and went inside, mindlessly following his normal routine while his thoughts were elsewhere. He hung his keys on the small hook next to the coat rack. I don’t know how many ways I can tell Gary that I can’t make paint dry any faster. He unzipped his coveralls and…
“I guess I kinda thought when the world ended it’d be relaxing.” The Santa Anna winds blew the hot smell of rotting flesh, and wildfires across his face. The herd was, maybe a mile out, so they still had some down time. “What do you mean?” Braeden didn’t really care, but he said…
Eric Kenner was beginning to nod when the tires crunched on the gravelly side of the interstate. He jumped awake and swerved back into his place, thankful that no one was around to see him. Or hit him. He had tried turning on the air conditioning to full blast, and that had helped for…