Smashwords — About Hope Sullivan McMickle, author of 'The 99%', 'Public Enemy' and 'An Axe to Grind'

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Location: United States
Member Since: Sep. 23, 2011

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Hope Sullivan McMickle

Biography

Hope Sullivan McMickle is a horror fiction writer and a musician with a penchant for the things that lurk in the darkness, and of course, for the shambling, insatiable undead. She resides in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Where to find Hope Sullivan McMickle online

Twitter: BlackAlchemy

Blog: http://blackalchemy.wordpress.com/

Books

The 99% by Hope Sullivan McMickle
Price: Free! 6970 words. Published on November 17, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 3 reviews)
Owen Stephens is a man with nothing left to lose. Since the Great Collapse, inflation has spiraled out of control, unemployment has skyrocketed, and hunger, homelessness, and despair is the norm for 99% of Americans. Desperate to protect and provide for his family, Owen is out of options and almost out of time. Until he discovers that he's worth more undead than he is alive.

Public Enemy by Hope Sullivan McMickle
Price: $0.99 USD. 12540 words. Published on October 29, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Take a bloody, creepy, fast-paced ride with Clyde Parker and Bonnie Krause as they sweep like a black virus across the country on a week-long crime spree. Clyde's stopping only for gas, beer, the occasional robbery - and to let Bonnie feast upon the living.

An Axe to Grind by Hope Sullivan McMickle
Price: Free! 11720 words. Published on September 23, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 3 reviews)
John Warren has honed survival into a fine art. In a world dominated by the walking dead, Warren passes the days destroying the hordes of zombies populating Emporia, Kansas. What Warren doesn't know is that his real adversary isn't the shambling, cannibalistic reanimates that seek to devour his flesh. His real adversary is time, and he has entirely too much of it on his hands.

Hope Sullivan McMickle’s tag cloud

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(5.00 from 3 reviews)

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Smashwords book reviews by Hope Sullivan McMickle

Zombie Tales: Primrose Court Apt. 205 on Sep. 24, 2011

Writing is taut, with a strong narrative voice and excellent character development. The story is a compelling page turner. Zombie Tales: Primrose Court Apt. 205 is a thoroughly enjoyable read and a marvelous take on the genre!
Zombie Tales: Primrose Court Apt. 502 on Sep. 26, 2011

In Zombie Tales: Primrose Court Apt. 502, Decoteau offers a refreshing approach to zombie fiction with interesting, believeable, well-developed characters, a strong narrative voice, and a clever storyline that is an engaging, quirky, and enjoyable page-turner. As part of a linked and larger tale, Apt. 502 introduces Tommy, who is most definitely having a very bad day, and also provides glimpses into the lives of the other denizens of Primrose Court - each fascinating in turn, each of whom just might end up also having a very interesting day. For fans of the undead and the zombie genre, Primrose Court Apt. 502 is well worth the read.
Zombie Pride on Sep. 30, 2011

If you are a fan of the zombie genre, but hungry for compelling characters and imagery with strong plot and context, Thea Isis Gregory is a refreshing voice within the genre. Her stories are taut, well-crafted, and well-paced. The power of her writing is in the use of zombies as a mechanism for exploring character. But that said, her zombies are wicked fast and ferocious. In Zombie Pride, Gregory delivers an action-packed, and effective piece of zombie short fiction that is well-worth the read and entices us to explore other offerings in her catalog.