Dreamweaver
by Benjamin Goshko
Price: $0.99 USD. 6420 words.
Published on May 14, 2012. Fiction.
Tonight, Somnus, God of Sleep, has tasked Dreamweaver to craft a happy dreamscape for a little girl named Abigail. The assignment seems routine at first, but, no matter what webs he spins, Dreamweaver cannot please the child. The only thing Abigail wants is to be reunited with her father. Failing to grant her this one wish will forever banish Dreamweaver to the dark netherworld.
Location: United States
Member Since: July 12, 2011
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Benjamin Goshko
Biography
I'm a 27 year old lawyer, a gamer, a dreamer, an author, and a lowly fool.
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Books
The Ant King: A Humorous Apocalypse
by Benjamin Goshko
Price: Free! 2650 words. Published on September 28, 2011. Fiction.
Luke left the relative safety of Fallout Shelter 17 in search of food and water for the commune. He never returned. Three months later the commune's counsel has ordered his son, Samuel, to retrace his footsteps and find sufficient provisions for the shelter to survive another winter. During Samuel's travels he comes across the strangest - and perhaps the wisest - man the bombs left behind.
Price: Free! 2650 words. Published on September 28, 2011. Fiction.
Luke left the relative safety of Fallout Shelter 17 in search of food and water for the commune. He never returned. Three months later the commune's counsel has ordered his son, Samuel, to retrace his footsteps and find sufficient provisions for the shelter to survive another winter. During Samuel's travels he comes across the strangest - and perhaps the wisest - man the bombs left behind.
Diary of a Dead Muse
by Benjamin Goshko
Price: Free! 2150 words. Published on July 12, 2011. Fiction.
(4.25 from 4 reviews)
A young writer must choose between pursuing his muse and keeping his girlfriend.
Price: Free! 2150 words. Published on July 12, 2011. Fiction.
(4.25 from 4 reviews) A young writer must choose between pursuing his muse and keeping his girlfriend.
The Book of the Nine Ides
by Benjamin Goshko
Price: $1.99 USD. 27580 words. Published on July 12, 2011. Fiction.
Ashley Minden, a sixteen-year-old gender dysphoric, has just been released back into her family's custody. While the transition to high school is difficult for any teenager, Ashley has the burden of being a conduit of Qualkhoikhom, a mad god, who gives her the eyes to see a hidden world. Now, Ashley must find a way to escape the mad god, or succumb to her delirium, becoming his final sacrifice.
Price: $1.99 USD. 27580 words. Published on July 12, 2011. Fiction.
Ashley Minden, a sixteen-year-old gender dysphoric, has just been released back into her family's custody. While the transition to high school is difficult for any teenager, Ashley has the burden of being a conduit of Qualkhoikhom, a mad god, who gives her the eyes to see a hidden world. Now, Ashley must find a way to escape the mad god, or succumb to her delirium, becoming his final sacrifice.
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Smashwords book reviews by Benjamin Goshko
- Fenton: The Loneliest Vampire (Lost Realm #1.5)
on July 21, 2011
Though I'm not normally a fan of vampire stories, I liked this one very much. It was a story of loss and heartache. The setting and scenery were meticulously described, so much so, that at times, it felt like I was there with the characters. Although the timeline was a tad confusing, the story had a natural flow, read quickly, and had a satisfying, unexpected end. I really felt for Fenton. A four-star fun read.
- Bizarre symptoms
on Sep. 29, 2011
This was a very interesting ebook about physical symptoms and the underlying physical/nutritional issues that can cause them. It's not intended to be used to diagnose yourself, but all of the information provided was fascinating and seemed accurate. Have a sudden craving for greasy food -- try eating more calcium. Like chewing on ice? You may need more iron. The section on food cravings was actually my favorite part of the book, hence the examples. This was a good little book that I highly recommend and am glad I gave a read -- but you might not want to pick it up if you're a borderline hypochondriac. :D