About S.J.Budd


     


Here is where you  can find details of my published short stories and where you can find them.
Enjoy!



Enter the Darkness, is out November 7th, 2022, from Brigid's Gate Press

Fiction by Sarah Budd











What the Eyes Cannot See - Alban Lake - October 18

From Beyond - Deadman's Tome - ReUnion - September 2018

 Incubate Initiate - Dark Fire Fiction - August 2018

 Fliggy-Wibbit - Mystic Blue Review - August 2018

Hungry Little Things - Dystopia by Aphotic Realm - July 2018

The Mound - Blood Moon Rising - July 2018

I am Witch - Banished by Aphotic Realm - July 2017

 The Murder of Crows - Monsters Exist by Deadman's Tome - July 2017

Earthly Joy - Sirens Call Ezine - August 2017

Sparkles and Sunshine - Liquid Imagination - May 2017

Never Forget Me - Dark Gothic Resurrected Magazine - Spring 2017

The Forgotten House - Aphotic Realm - April 2017

How a Ghost is Born - Aurora Wolf - February 2017

Office Mouse - Freedom Fiction - February 2017

We Belong Together - Aphelion - November 2016

Hold Me Tight - Deadman's Tome - November 2016

Spells and Persuasions - Blood Moon Rising - October 2016

The Mound - Wild Hunt Magazine - August 2016

A Most Devoted - Blood Moon Rising - July 2016

The Knocker - Danse Macabre - June 2016

 The Memory Chamber - Deadman's Tome - July 2016 

Earthly Joy - Shadows at the Door - February 2016

 The Tail of the Sea Upon the Thief's Path - Aphelion - February 2016

The Secret Lake in Bowmere Industrial Estate - Bewildering Stories - October 2015

Madam Spizak's Home for Little Boys and Girls - Innersins - October 2015

 Hold Me Tight - Siren's Call eZine - February 2015 

The Little Orphan Girl - Sanitarium Magzine - December 2014























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  1. vincestev20 March 2021 at 02:26

    Hi SJ, it's Vince from @BoomersOnBooks on Twitter based in London. We're looking to interview/livestream emerging and successful authors from across continents. We're talking books and the creative process. Sessions last about one hour. 30+ interviews to date: https://youtube.com/c/vincestevenson/videos Please say yes - Regards Vince

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