Release day: ODDMENTS

Today sees the release of my short fiction compendium, titled ODDMENTS.

A while ago, I took stock of all the short fiction I’ve ever written. It’s a sizable pile of stories, but it’s distributed across a whole lot of online ‘zines, mosaic novels, or individual Kindle editions. If someone wanted to have all my short fiction, they’d have to go to a bunch of websites, purchase several different separate Kindle copies, and buy two mosaic novels. That’s a lot of footwork even if you know where to look, and too much of a hassle if you don’t.

I decided to put them all in one book, with a new introduction and forewords for each story.

The product description on Amazon reads thusly:

ODDMENTS is a compendium of short fiction written by Marko Kloos.It contains all the short stories and novellas previously published in other story collections, mosaic novels, or online zines, combined into a single volume, with new introductions for each story added by the author.ODDMENTS contains the following novellas and short stories:On The Use Of Shape-Shifters In WarfareCake From MarsBerlin Is Never BerlinLucky ThirteenMeasures of AbsolutionInk and BloodStripesProbationaryHow to Move Spheres and Influence PeopleIt also includes three previously unpublished all-new stories:SeedsSteel and PaperRottertownODDMENTS: 120,000 words of fantasy, alternate history, and military science fiction by Marko Kloos, available in one comprehensive collection for the first time.ODDMENTS is available via Amazon right now, in either Kindle or paperback formats. (The paperback isn’t live yet as I write this but should show up at some point today.)If you were looking for a handy way to put all my short fiction on your shelf and get a few new stories as a bonus, it’s now super easy and highly convenient!
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Published on April 17, 2023 11:00
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message 1: by Julie (new)

Julie Insta-buy! Thanks for the update


message 2: by Jesse (new)

Jesse Armstrong Nice! Will there be an audiobook version?


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