Miscon 32 in Missoula, Montana

I’ll be appearing at Miscon 32 this month in Missoula, Montana. Part of this appearance includes a book signing, and a panel in the Dragon Pavilion with Brandon Sanderson.

Miscon is a fun and beautiful spring convention held every year in Montana. Most of the authors I attend panels with don’t want to leave the state, haha.

You can check out my full schedule at this link.

Shadow of the Ponderosa

Hey everyone,

I have a short story out called “Shadow of the Ponderosa”. This is literally brand new, has not appeared in any anthology or magazine. It’s currently charting on Amazon, and you can grab a copy at this link.

Logline: A rural farmer in Montana is stalked by a strange creature. As the night grows darker, the farmer must protect his animals and himself before it’s too late.

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New short story “Glass Eye Pines” on Amazon Best Seller list

Hey everyone, my new short story “Glass Eye Pines” has made the Amazon 30-Minute-Reads Best Seller list (currently #15). You can grab a copy at this link.

With global warming devastating earth, a corrupt empire called “Gen Corp” erects a nation-wide water collection trough across the tops of the decaying U.S. infrastructure. A young man escapes his custodial job on the trough’s surface in order to find the last spot of wild in the lower 48, and away from Gen Corp’s grip.

Glass Eye Pines story Michael Hodges

Divinity.

My “new” 5k short story “Divinity” is out in Kindle format. This piece was originally published in the great Perihelion Science Fiction magazine (hard science fiction). Logline:

A young college student signs up for a research class on planet Divinity, and helps discover a new animal species. But as the class spends more time on the new planet, they find out how little they actually know.

If you like wildlife biology and animals in your science fiction, DIVINITY might be your thing.

You can grab a copy at this link.

DIVINITY the short story Michael Hodges two

Bull Moose in Glacier National Park.

I’m a big moose fan. So much so, I hide in forests for days waiting to take pictures of them. I also put moose in my stories (most notably THE PULLER).

And speaking of THE PULLER, I just wrapped up the screenplay. There are most certainly moose. 😉