C. E. L. Welsh


Biography

C.E.L. Welsh is an author of fiction living in Texas with his wife, two children and a burning desire to create for which there is no salve. He is the author of the Harry Houdini graphic novel by Campfire Comics and is likely right now sitting at his computer working on a non-graphic novel. Check out his site to learn more about projects past, present and future, and don’t forget to say hi!

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Books

Coffeyville    by C. E. L.  Welsh
Price: $3.99 USD. 16440 words. Published on September 8, 2011. Fiction.

A Harry Houdini Short Novel Coffeyville, Kansas, is known as the “Town that stopped the Dalton Gang.” Many shots were fired in the early days of Coffeyville…but there was one lone bullet, fired some years after the Daltons were laid low, that passed unnoticed by most. One man, however, would never forget; a young Harry Houdini, still some years before fame would find him.
A.I. Trigger    by C. E. L.  Welsh
Price: $0.99 USD. 2780 words. Published on September 7, 2011. Fiction.

Albert and Giada are two scientists in love, and they want to share that love with their robot, ADAM. Love, however, can’t be programmed, and so they search for the elusive Artificial Intelligence Trigger that will spark real emotion in their creation.
Shiver    by C. E. L.  Welsh
Price: $1.99 USD. 4910 words. Published on August 12, 2011. Fiction.

The dark sea lifted him up once more. This time the moonlight broke from the strangling cloud cover and revealed the undulating waters before him. Adrift, his legs moving with just enough energy to keep him afloat, he thought he was living a plane crash survivor's worst nightmare. That was when he saw them...
Tubifex    by C. E. L.  Welsh
Price: $2.99 USD. 10330 words. Published on September 4, 2010. Fiction.

Jack’s just trying to make it through another day when a mysterious email from an old friend sets him investigating a YouTube video of a strange, unknown life form. The “thing in the sewer” becomes an obsession that haunts his dreams and draws him into a dark place; when his old pal disappears Jack goes looking, convinced the answers lie down a path far from his normal life.

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