Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Mushroom Soup e-book now available...

The moment your e-reader has waited for, the Mushroom Soup E-book is available for purchase here: Mushroom Soup E-Book and is available to read on-line, kindle, e-pub, and all other formats for only $1.75 each. Thanks again for the support, enjoy your new book.

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Surprise---Mushroom Soup Available before tentative release date...

Mushroom Soup was alleged to be coming out on October 31st, Halloween of 2011, but with surprise stealth and endurance it is available today for purchase. It will be released no later than Friday, October 14th 2011 in e-book form. For those of you who would like the tangible, buy it today in paperback. Thanks everyone who has purchased their copy. Mushroom Soup...a collection of twisted tales Sincerely, Tim Eagle

Friday, October 7, 2011

Tim Eagle's Mushroom Soup, Buy it NOW!!!

I'm proud to announce Mushroom Soup: Mushroom Soup is not just an appetizer anymore, it's the main dish in this collection of twisted tales by Tim Eagle. If you love long moonlit walks on the beach, listening to music, watching movies or being horrified by the small things in life and some of the events in Stevats, Michigan... you'll love this collection of Mushroom Soup. It's good, for.... Enjoy your copy today. Thanks for the support. Tim Eagle

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Attention: Fans, Supporters, hairy footed short people living in Stevats...

The dish on Mushroom Soup is that it's an odd collection of twelve twisted tales, being released next weekend, October 8th 2011. I've worked on them now for the past couple years (as well as many other stories/novels that are unfinished). Being my own best critic, I've finally caved and am making the entire collection available to family, friends, supporters, other writers and if your a fan of horror or adult fiction, to you. It's going to be a trade paperback edition and affordable $9.99. For those of you with e-readers the e-book will be ready in all formats a week or two after the paperback release and will only be around $2.50 (they are two completely different animals to publish). I'm excited to get the news out and will probably market it to everyone in my contacts lists, my friends list, with Google +, facebook, anywhere my network expands and the support comes from. I will keep everyone posted on the details and am looking forward to scaring the living hell, or at least temporarily scarring your mental state of mind, as soon as you purchase your copy. Thanks again to everyone that has downloaded, followed, liked or just kept eyes on my writing, it's appreciated.

Friday, September 2, 2011

Poco's Return---September 2nd 2011

Here's a sneak peak at Poco's Return, the sequeal to Poco Galypto, which is availabe on smaswords as well as many other free short stories by me:

Galyptan sayings are rare words phrased by my ancestry and passed down orally. One of the most negative is, “Galypto’s never live past the age of sixty-six.” This was something my dad used to say to me when I was growing up. I believed him, there was something in the words that held mystique, a certain intrigue.

As always, that's the news, we are who we are, judge us not by the smallness of our town, but the spirit that roams here, thrives here and grows here endlessly.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Stevats' Chronicle---August 17th 2011

Listening to silence, the house is empty except for the ghosts of memories drifting and encouraging, whispering a soothing melody to break the ambiance of silence...

Read Flock today at smashwords, it's a strange story, with a four star rating: Flock is HERE...



As always, that's the news, we are who we are, judge us not by the smallness of our town, but the spirit that roams here, thrives here and grows here endlessly.

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Stevats' Chronicle---July 30th, 2011---Melancholy

Jack Sprout was pissed off, his face cherry red. His stride down Flagitious Street was fast and angry. He left Maple and Fifth, where his home nested behind in the dust. Jack was heading towards a house that sat on the dead end of Flagitious, an empty drab gray Victorian. His grandparents had died there years ago.


Read more Melancholy today at smashwords.com or search for Melancholy by: Tim Eagle at your favorite search engine.

As always, that's the news, we are who we are, judge us not by the smallness of our town, but the spirit that roams here, thrives here and grows here endlessly.