Daddy Die Hard
by Isaac Sweeney
Price: Free! 2060 words.
Published by Gone Dog Press on August 21, 2011. .
After his father left his family, the author found a replacement in the unlikeliest of fictional characters - the gun-weilding, hard-cursing, cigarette-smoking John McClane from the movie Die Hard.
About 2,000 words.
Location: United States
Member Since: Jan. 01, 2011
Gone Dog Press
Publisher info
Gone Dog Press is a new venture in ebook publishing. Offering quality literature in most genres, Gone Dog Press will strive for the most professional standards. We want to publish ebooks of varying lengths, from short stories to novels.
Isaac Sweeney runs Gone Dog Press. He is the author and publisher of several ebooks, available at Amazon.com and Smashwords.com. Isaac looks forward to a bright future with new and established authors.
Isaac Sweeney runs Gone Dog Press. He is the author and publisher of several ebooks, available at Amazon.com and Smashwords.com. Isaac looks forward to a bright future with new and established authors.
Where to find Gone Dog Press online
Website: http://gonedogpress.wordpress.com
Twitter: isaacsweeney
Blog: http://gonedogpress.wordpress.com
Twitter: isaacsweeney
Blog: http://gonedogpress.wordpress.com
Publisher of
Evolvement
by Isaac Sweeney
Price: $0.99 USD. 16110 words. Published by Gone Dog Press on June 20, 2011. .
A college student faces a supernatural battle on a bridge. A man sees the dark side of humanity after his car breaks down. A writer obsesses over a fictional woman, sometimes forgetting about real life. A strange cat reveals much about a young couple. An elderly man experiences new loves and losses ... ... watch these characters evolve!
Price: $0.99 USD. 16110 words. Published by Gone Dog Press on June 20, 2011. .
A college student faces a supernatural battle on a bridge. A man sees the dark side of humanity after his car breaks down. A writer obsesses over a fictional woman, sometimes forgetting about real life. A strange cat reveals much about a young couple. An elderly man experiences new loves and losses ... ... watch these characters evolve!
The Betrayal of Times of Peace and Prosperity
by Alex Kudera
Price: Free! 10630 words. Published by Gone Dog Press on February 6, 2011. .
(4.00)
Andy does just enough to get by, sometimes less. Between hits from the bong, hallucinogenic shrooms, and eating dog food, Andy contemplates his friend’s suicide attempts, his final days of college assignments, and the importance of his education to his dismal-looking future. By his side are Macbeth-like witches, his meek roommate, and an eccentric professor. And, of course, a girl.
Price: Free! 10630 words. Published by Gone Dog Press on February 6, 2011. .
(4.00) Andy does just enough to get by, sometimes less. Between hits from the bong, hallucinogenic shrooms, and eating dog food, Andy contemplates his friend’s suicide attempts, his final days of college assignments, and the importance of his education to his dismal-looking future. By his side are Macbeth-like witches, his meek roommate, and an eccentric professor. And, of course, a girl.
Hard Creek Bridge: a short story
by Isaac Sweeney
Price: Free! 1770 words. Published by Gone Dog Press on January 1, 2011. .
(4.33)
Friendless and shy, Slim Jackson enters his second semester at Abe Lincoln University. He gets lost on an unknown path, comes to a strange bridge, and has the struggle of his lifetime.
Price: Free! 1770 words. Published by Gone Dog Press on January 1, 2011. .
(4.33) Friendless and shy, Slim Jackson enters his second semester at Abe Lincoln University. He gets lost on an unknown path, comes to a strange bridge, and has the struggle of his lifetime.
Gone Dog Press’s tag cloud
action
adolescent
brooding
bruce willis
college
dark
deadbeat dad
drugs
essay
family
fatherhood
film
growth
humor
inspirational
juvenile fiction
literary
magical realism
paranormal
parenting
personal narrative
relationships
short story
supernatural
teen
womens fiction
young adult
Smashwords book reviews by Gone Dog Press
- Two Steps Forward: a short story by Kelly Hitchcock
on Jan. 06, 2011
This is a pleasant read about a likable character named Tara, who sews and records football. She's a real character, but also memorable. As a reader, I want Tara to succeed, but I like the hard truth at the end of the story. I'll look for more from this author.
- Eliza and Mrs. Frank
on Jan. 06, 2011
I thought the ending was a little predictable, but I liked the story anyway. It is written well and there's an emotional investment in these characters from the author. Readers should be able to pick up on this investment. That makes it a good read.
- The Senex: A Short Story
on Jan. 08, 2011
This is a hell of a story. I understood the idea of "the replacement" and I feel like the characters are real and insightful. Nice piece of science fiction. It's well-written. It's interesting. Kudos to the author!
- Last Call
on Jan. 27, 2011
An engaging read. I really like the dialogue. I recommend this quick and enjoyable read.