Where Legends Walk Now Available
After a successful Kickstarter, the superhero literary anthology Where Legends Walk is now available for purchase. Here is the official description:
Where Legends Walk is an incredible collection featuring 37 stories that explore the world of superheroes. Each story recounts the adventures of brand new and exciting characters as they face larger-than-life adversaries and very human problems. Tales from the roaring 20s like “Pirate Queen of the Bayou” by Liam Espinoza-Zemlicka, the impossible depths of space with “Standing Wave” from Kelli Fitzpatrick, the fields of the heartland with “The Ballad of Cornman” from Colin Anderson, and even different dimensions in “The Knight of Endless Augusts” by Eric Dellinger. More than just places, the stories in Where Legends Walk explores what it means to be a hero, stories like “Rooftop Interviews with the Man of Might” by Steven Gillies which takes on grief, “Too Invincible” by Michael Penncavage focuses on what it means to be redeemed, aging is at the heart of “The Fading Storm” by Fred Phillips, and “Saving the World” by Katie Kent shows what it’s like to fight both crime and anxiety. The heroes contained within face impossible odds and occasional hilarious hijinks, all the while being part of thrilling and emotional tales.
If you've ever dreamed about soaring through the clouds, then this anthology is for you. Be brave! Be bold! Walk with the LEGENDS!
The anthology also features my original story “Darklight” which is basically Batman-meets-Ghostrider-meets-Spawn in a 1940s metropolis.
It’s available in paperback and Kindle. Check it out today!
