TODAY’S BLACK SPECULATIVE FICTION SPOTLIGHT IS MILTON DAVIS!
Milton Davis works as a full time chemist and a part time writer. He is finally fulfilling my dream of writing by self publishing his novels and stories. His publishing company is MVmedia Publishing and Beyond.
Some of his titles include:
- Meji: Vol 1 & 2
- Changa’s Safari: Vol 1 & 2
Anthologies he’s published and had work appear in:
- Griots: A Sword & Soul Anthology
- The Steamfunk Anthology
To learn about other titles and purchase copies of his work(s) visit the company website @: http://www.mvmediaatl.com/
Check out his blog Wagadu @: http://www.mvmediaatl.com/Wagadu/
BE SURE TO HELP CELEBRATE BLACK SPECULATIVE FICTION MONTH BY CHECKING OUT THE WORK(S) OF THIS WONDERFUL CREATOR & REMEMBER TBIYTC!!!
Published by John F. Allen Media LLC
John F. Allen is an American writer and visual artist born in Indianapolis, IN. He is a founding member of The Speculative Fiction Guild, Media Chair for Speed City (Indiana Chapter of Sisters in Crime), and a member of the Indiana Writers Center. He began producing artwork and writing stories as early as the second grade and has pursued most forms of writing throughout his career. John studied Liberal Arts at IUPUI with a focus in Creative Writing, received an honorable discharge from the United States Air Force and is a current member of the American Legion. John's debut novel, The God Killers, Book I of the Ivory Blaque series, was published in the summer of 2013 by Seventh Star Press, as well as the Codename: Knight Ranger series, Books I & II. He also has published short stories in several anthologies including: Thunder on the Battlefield, Vol I, also by Seventh Star Press and In The Bloodstream, by Mocha Memoirs Press, The Adventures of Star Blazer, by Hydra Publications and the forthcoming, Bronzeville Blues, by Pro Se Productions.
John draws caricatures as gifts and at live events. He also creates fine art using the mediums of graphite, colored pencil, pen & ink, acrylic and watercolor paint, and comic strips.
John currently resides in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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That’s hard work. It’s difficult to fill an empty page. Once you know what you want to write, in broad storkes, just pound out material. Doesn’t need to be perfect. Figure on twice what the final length is to be after editing. Good luck! I know Tynan has written several shorties about 100 pages each. I actually have one of them somewhere.