Dungeons and Dayjobs = free digital version

My short story collection, Dungeons and Dayjobs, is now available as a free pdf file. You can get it from this page on lulu.com (which requires registering on their site) or from this page on archive.org. Then if you still want your own paperback copy, it's still available from Lulu.

Share it with your friends! Print a copy of your own or print a bunch of copies and give them to everyone you know. From what the internet gurus say, obscurity is much more dangerous to a writer's career than piracy.

PS - Some of these stories are also available as podcast mp3s (translation: FREE AUDIO BOOK) and the rest will gradually be recorded. Try some of them at http://dayjobspodcast.blogspot.com

The Wire Tetragrammaton

"That graffiti you been seeing the last couple weeks on the desks in your department, it's not your employees doing it. That's the kids. We been trying to catch all the kids that got away on the latest Bring Your Child to Work Day, but three or four of 'em are still loose in the building."

What if you could bend a paperclip into a complex, spring-loaded pattern that enabled it to walk across your desk, write reports for you, brew coffee and do your entire job for you? If you could lose yourself in the cracks at work, what could you find there?

["The Wire Tetragrammaton" is the fourth story posted to the Dungeons and Dayjobs podcast. Run time: 22 minutes, 52 seconds. The first link above points to VBR 22 MB mp3 file (hi-fi). That's a pretty huge file, so if it takes too long to download, click here to see other file formats for downloading and streaming. Subscribe or check out other stories on http://dayjobspodcast.blogspot.com]