Fight Card keeps on punching and keeps on putting out some of the best, most exciting two-fisted action to be found anywhere. In addition to just entertaining readers, however, they also are making time for worthwhile charitable causes. Their second effort in that category is the just-released BATTLING MAHONEY AND OTHER STORIES, featuring 15 stories by some of the finest writers in the business. You should check it out. Enjoy a good reading experience and put your money toward a good cause, at the same time.
We have recently release our
second Fight Card charity anthology, Fight Card Presents: Battling
Mahoney & Other Stories, which is available via Amazon as an e-book for
$2.99 with 100% of the proceeds going to help the family of the late Jory
Sherman. A paperback version will follow shortly.
FIGHT CARD PRESENTS:
BATTLING MAHONEY & OTHER STORIES
The second in a series of
charity anthologies from the Fight Card authors’ cooperative – a writers’
community featuring many of today’s finest fictioneers – features fifteen
rounds of fight fiction from authors James Reasoner, Loren D. Estleman, Len
Levinson, James Hopwood, Mark Finn, Jeremy L. C. Jones, Michael Zimmer, Marc Cameron,
Nik Morton, Marsha Ward, Clay More, Chuck Tyrell, Bowie V. Ibarra, Art
Bowshier, and featuring an extensive essay, On Boxing, by Willis Gordon.
Compiled by Paul Bishop and
Jeremy L. C. Jones, 100% of the proceeds from these anthologies go directly to
an author-in-need or a literacy charity. Words on paper are the life blood of a
writer. The writers in this volume were willing to bleed in order to give a
transfusion to one of their own – and then continue to bleed to give a
transfusion to literacy charities in support of that most precious of
commodities...readers. They are true fighters, every one...
Fight Card’s upcoming line-up
includes Bareknuckle Barbarian from Teel James Glenn (featuring the
two-fisted adventures of Bob Howard – R.E.H.), Job Girl from Jason
Chirevas (the sequel to Monster Man), Joseph Grants long awaited The Guns of
November, and a new Fight Card Sherlock Holmes tale from Andrew
Salmon.
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