Josh Langston


Biography

Novelist. Husband. Grandfather. Tax payer (but not terribly happy about it). Tea Party supporter. Fair Tax advocate. Former Delta Air Lines employee. Damn good friend!

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Where to buy in print


Books

Under Saint Owain's Rock    by Josh Langston
Price: $2.99 USD. 74620 words. Published on December 6, 2011. Fiction.

0.75 star(4.75 from 4 reviews)
An 800-year old secret threatens the peace of a tiny village in North Wales. Not only does it put at odds two lonely people who seem made for each other, but it draws the attention of the entire world to a scandal that's just too delicious to ignore. Bestselling authors Josh Langston and BJ Galler-Smith bring their considerable talents to bear in this madcap romantic romp.
Christmas Beyond the Box    by Josh Langston
Price: Free! 18830 words. Published on November 23, 2011. Fiction.

The holidays mean many things to many people. "Christmas Beyond the Box" takes that notion a little farther, and provides some enchanting looks at the season from some very interesting perspectives. Suitable for all ages, there's sure to be a tale worth re-telling in this collection for many Christmases to come.
Dancing Among the Stars    by Josh Langston
Price: $0.99 USD. 24080 words. Published on October 3, 2011. Fiction.

A six-pack of Science and Speculative fiction stories. Meet aliens from other worlds and other dimensions. Some are friendly, and some... Well, just imagine how many dark alleys there might be in outer space.
Resurrection Blues    by Josh Langston
Price: $2.99 USD. 57610 words. Published on September 30, 2011. Fiction.

0.75 star(4.67 from 6 reviews)
The town of Resurrection doesn’t exist. Residents pay no taxes and receive no services. And they LIKE it that way. So when an IRS auditor called "The Executioner" starts nosing around, everyone in Resurrection gets nervous. Built and populated by country folk, American Indians, and the operators of a traveling carnival, Resurrection has some unique ideas about what life should be like.
Mysfits    by Josh Langston
Price: $0.99 USD. 21890 words. Published on September 26, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
A six-pack of urban (and suburban) fantasies. "Mysfits" delves into the lives of several unique people in extraordinary situations--from an autistic child with a healer's touch, to a small town witch who volunteers at a local hospital. In between you'll meet a retired super-hero, a man who argues with his gods, and yet another who manages his magic by mail. All in all, a charming set of mysfits.
Six from Greeley    by Josh Langston
Price: $0.99 USD. 26620 words. Published on September 15, 2011. Fiction.

0.75 star(4.67 from 3 reviews)
Greeley, Texas--a frontier town with a bad attitude and a reputation to match. Who lived in such a wicked place? Several compelling answers spring to life in this short story collection spanning more than a century of life, love and lust in the west Texas dust.
The Best Damned Squirrel Dog (Ever)    by Josh Langston
Price: Free! 4900 words. Published on August 24, 2011. Fiction.

This short Civil War ghost story, set in the contemporary South, shows how the act of settling a simple bet can sometimes change history.

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Smashwords book reviews by Josh Langston

  • Be a Freelance Writer Now: A Quick Guide to Starting Your Business Today on April 04, 2011
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    Just finished a quick, first read of BE A FREELANCE WRITER NOW by Adria Laycraft, and I must say I'm impressed. The material is well written (as it darn well should be!) and is presented in a logical, easy-to-follow fashion. For anyone interested in beginning a freelance writing career, this short, timely tutorial contains the kind of nuts and bolts advice needed to get the wheels turning -- and keep them turning. Bravo, Ms. Laycraft!
  • Formatting eBooks with Open Office Writer on Sep. 09, 2011
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    I have to hand it to Kerry Bunn, he's done a great job of making this simple. I learned a lot, and I'm grateful. Sadly, though, no matter how hard I tried or how carefully I followed his instructions, I couldn't get my Open Office versions of Word to upload correctly. I got close--very close--but not close enough. When I figured I couldn't stand any more frustration, I broke down and bought a copy of Word. *That* fixed the problem (and much of what I leared from Bunn's work carried over. I still don't like MicroSoft, and having to buy their software feels like surrender, but my peace of mind is worth something, too.