I have had a story  "There Won't Be Snow in Africa" up on

Near2TheKnuckle

A story of revenge. And indeed it is, a dish best eaten cold. 

As always thrilled to be included within a great line of contributers to this excellent site.

Some feedback for the story:
J. David Jaggers
January 27, 2015 at 7:50 pm
Excellent pacing, a real vindictive ride. Thanks

               Frank Sonderborgs Books on Amazon:

 Some of the books that are carrying my short stories on Amazon:

Imagine getting published and not knowing anything about it;D~
I entered a 100 words competition run by the Irish Broadcaster RTE last year.
Checking their web page I see I am published along with 100 other authors. So Hip Hip Huraaaaaaaaa.

 

The Book Show

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/the-book-show/generic/2014/1107/657586-100-words-100-books-short-fiction-competition/

                    http://www.obrien.ie/fiction/100-words-100-books 

I have had a story "There Won't Be Snow in Africa" accepted by

Near2TheKnuckle

A story of revenge. And indeed it is, a dish best eaten cold. 

As always thrilled to be included within a great line of contributers to this excellent site.

A Merry Year of the Ram to everybody

                                             

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      Noir Nation

International Crime Fiction

Noir Nation No. 5: Jihad and its Metaphors

 

Now available on Amazon 

Featuring a host of Kick ass Authors and including my contribution 'Darko'

George Beck -  Deadly Mirage
Bianca Bellova - Stickey Business
Lauren Cahn - Flight From Floor 105
Lindsay Moran -  HUMINT
Deborah Pintonelli - Sequelles
Andrew Scorah - Touched by the Hand of God
A.J.Sidransky - Mother Knows Best
Frank Sonderborg - Darko
Jonathan Sturak - Don't Kill the Camel
Barbie Wilde -    Mr Duggin's Stigmata
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The sword, the hood, the crimes that turn the sands of Abraham scarlet, and the weeping pain that circles the world 1,000 times before high noon, may seem to you like the video games you love to play in the dark, the kind played by self-sucking swine drunk on darkness. But look into my blue eyes and their pointy lashes and know my bullets are eternal. They shall sear like burning coal in your lower regions forever… All nine heavens shall laugh at you… I shall laugh at you… and your 72 virgins will be mine.

Noir Nation is the only mystery magazine in the world that joins international crime fiction and tattoos. Its content is often dark, hard-boiled, sometimes creepy, but because it embraces crime fiction in all its forms, readers can also enjoy the occasional humorous story and cozy mystery. Issue No. 5 explores the current conflict in Syria and Iraq from perspectives available only to fiction. It also includes interviews with former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik and exiled Iranian novelist Naïri Nahapétian, classic desert noir from Sax Rohmer, and an early detective story from Arabian Nights.

New fiction and nonfiction by George Beck, Bianca Bellová, Lauren Cahn, Doug Levy, Lindsay Moran, Andrew Scorah, Deborah Pintonelli, A.J. Sidransky, Sax Rohmer, Frank Sonderborg, Jonathan Sturak, Diane Vacca, Eddie Vega, and Barbie Wilde. 
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An interesting Video was released on Youtube to advertise the book launch.
Cool, menacing & intriguing was one of the comments and I must agree. 
It is a magnificent piece of work. Check it out on the link below.


http://youtu.be/b-tEi3Izh5k


Amazon.co.uk
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 Fahrenheit 451

“The books are to remind us what asses and fool we are. They're Caeser's praetorian guard, whispering as the parade roars down the avenue, "Remember, Caeser, thou art mortal." Most of us can't rush around, talking to everyone, know all the cities of the world, we haven't time, money or that many friends. The things you're looking for, Montag, are in the world, but the only way the average chap will ever see ninety-nine per cent of them is in a book. Don't ask for guarantees. And don't look to be saved in any one thing, person, machine, or library. Do your own bit of saving, and if you drown, at least die knowing you were headed for shore.”
― Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451