"The End of the Beginning" published by Mad Scientist Journal

Happy new year.


I'm happy to start 2016 with a story being published - by the good folks at Mad Scientist Journal.  "The End of the Beginning" is one of my favourite stories that I wrote last year and you can read it for free on the MSJ site - link below.  Enjoy,

http://madscientistjournal.org/2016/01/the-end-of-the-beginning/


And if you enjoyed the story, I have collections of sci fi tales available on Kindle too:

http://www.amazon.com/Sean-Kavanagh/e/B00KDM3PMU/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1

cheers
SK

Forever Hungry! Anthology

Hello

Just a quick update to let you know that I'm very chuffed my story "Leftovers" has been picked up for the Forever Hungry! anthology.  I'll let you know more nearer to publication.  Always great when your story finds an audience, so thanks to the publishers.

cheers
SK

Book Cover Art... An addiction

Hello.

As much as I love reading and writing books, I'm also a complete sucker for great cover art.  My bookshelf is heaving with books of all genres, especially 60s and 70s sci-fi and horror, which I bought in part due to the cover art.

Here's a few fan art covers which Richard Ellis (@bookartguy) has shared on twitter - and that I'd like to share here as I think he's really caught what these two books are about.  I'd buy these if they were in print, despite already having the books.  Enjoy.

Interview with SFX journalist David J Rodger

SFX magazine journalist and author David J Rodger kindly did a little interview with me - you can read it here:

https://davidjrodger.wordpress.com/2015/04/24/introducing-sean-kavanagh/

An Interview with the Author (not a Vampire)

Hi.

I was lucky enough to get asked to at interview for Sean Smith on his blog about my new collection of short stories and other things - you can read it here - and many thanks again to Sean for asking.

http://seansblognow.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/an-interview-with-author-sean-kavanagh.html?m=1

Interviewed by 81words

Hello.


I was lucky enough to have a chat this week with the addictive and fast growing micro fiction site 81words.net ( see link below).  Why not take a look, and then read some the stories too? 

http://81words.net/blog/

cheers
SK