Babylon Tales | Nathan Weaver, author

For a limited time, until May 1, you can get an eBook copy of Fatal Flaws at Smashwords for FREE.

Use this code on checkout: QW65S

Fatal Flaws is the first in a series of collaborative novels among myself and several other indie authors. It was loads of fun to work on. The second book is complete, edited, and being shopped for a publisher at the moment, so now is a good time to read the first book. No, the second isn't a sequel, but there is talk of a sequel amongst the authors (but no guarantees on that). You can learn more on Fatal Flaws here.

For now, enjoy the first on us!

Claim your free copy here:

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/303295

Coming soon: A tour of Babylon by the City Council, Friends of the City of Babylon & a word from the Mayor. #writing

I tried to be sociable on Facebook today, but it was all posts with siblings. Gag me.







Sure I have siblings. Sure they're alright. Sure we have nice pictures. Like this one. But it doesn't mean we have to go crazy, folks.







PS--This is a bad representation of my siblinghood, because my little sister is missing. It should be (from left), Sarah, Me, Micah, and Andrew. That's youngest to oldest. Being third is a weird place in the lineup, for the record. This picture was taken in January, on the morning of Micah's wedding. He's in the middle looking dapper for his bride. And yes, there was a jacket that went with that 3-piece.

Since #jebbush  is running as an Hispanic, I'm hoping #randpaul  runs as an African American and Hilary Clinton runs as a transvestite or something. Mix it up. 

The Annunaki Promise - a free short story for the month of April



Here is a new short story I wrote a couple of months ago for crime author Neal James (Philip Neale). He has a Rogues Gallery spot on his website where he features one author's short story for a month. I'm your April Fool this month, with a short story mixing humanity, science fiction and ancient myths. This story has plenty of references to these old religious ways from Mesopotamian cultures (i.e., one of them is Babylon, go figure since my website is http://talesfrombabylon.com and I've been writing this Tales from Babylon project since 2005!). 







So, go ahead and enjoy a little read on me and Neal. It's an easy, light read. Though, hopefully, mildly thought-provoking. 







Thanks Phil for hosting me again, for like the third or fourth time! And if you're a writer who wants to be hosted by Phil, just follow the instructions on the page. 







And let me know what you think of the story.





http://nealjames.webs.com/gue…