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News
Not much going on publication-wise at the moment because I’m slogging away at a children’s biography of St Augustine, due for release next March. While you’re waiting for that, try:
Foreign Encounters, the latest anthology from Writers Abroad, which was released as an ebook in February (on Valentine’s Day, of course). The paperback was released last October. It contains my lovely little piece “Sounion”. The ebook costs £1.90 and is available from Amazon and Smashwords. The paperback is priced at £7.44 ($9.99). Profits support Books Abroad, providing free books for schools in poor countries.
My short story about the Olympics, Running for Cover, is available FREE at Smashwords via the previous link, or for 77p on Amazon. It has had thousands of downloads – find out why. (The ISBN is 9781476405636.)
My ebook of short stories, Office Life (and Death) (£2.05), and another e-volume of three short stories, A New Year’s Trio (77p) are available exclusively at Amazon.
My children’s novel, Leda, was released in February 2012. It was shortlisted for the Scripture Union Fiction Prize in 2007. It is available as an ebook and paperback.
About K C Murdarasi
I am a professional writer, mainly of non-fiction and short fiction. My two e-collections of short stories, Office Life (and Death) and A New Year’s Trio, are available on Amazon.
I have also written a couple of children’s novels (one of which, Leda, is on sale now). You may have seen some of my stories in Prima (Feb 2013), Take a Break Fiction Feast (Sept 2012), the Imagining Scotland website (May 2011), The People’s Friend (Apr 10th, 2010), Ruthless Peoples Magazine (Oct 2009), and various other magazines and anthologies.
I write non-fiction, too. Visit Suite101 for some examples, covering everything from film reviews to literature and philosophy to how to wrap a present . I co-authored a report on Living, Working and Spirituality in Glasgow.
Do check out the blog for flash fiction, reviews, rants, and whatever else pops into my head.
My Background
I am a graduate of the University of St Andrews, Scotland’s first university. I was awarded first class honours in Ancient History, and I also have a Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) in Theology from International Christian College.
My name is Albanian (everybody asks). I lived and worked in Albania for a number of years but I am now based in my home town of Glasgow, Scotland. The long-term plan is to move back to Albania.
Copyright © 2013 K C Murdarasi
