Below are the works currently published by J. Brice Odom. There is something here for everyone! We’ve got stories of all shapes and sizes, poetry of emotion and narrative, and history! So take a look around and get something for yourself or someone else! Click on the cover to buy the book!
SHORELESS SEAS & STARS UNCOUNTED: COMING SOON
In this newest collection of short stories from author J. Brice Odom, his eclectic imagination takes the reader from Southern highways to fantasy worlds of high adventure to planets on the edge of human space. This volume includes stories found in The Mythic Circle, Crimson Quill Quarterly, and Mystic Mind Magazine, as well as tales never before published!
MOONLIGHT IN THE TOMBSTONES: (Available in Paperback and E-book)
It’s a cold winter when a brazen robbery at the city’s largest bank shakes the city from the tenements to the galas. As Detective Thomas Gibran tracks down those responsible, he starts pulling a thread that unravels more than he ever imagined.
LETTERS FROM THE FRONTIER (Available in Paperback and E-book):
Something is out there…Merchants have gone out into the Frontier and found towns destroyed. The Royal Kingdom mobilizes everything when they know nothing. Towns on the edge, like Oxen Crossing, are where the Kingdom’s fate may be decided. In this tumult, there is hate, fear, courage, and even love all along the Frontier. Can the Kingdom be saved from this mysterious threat?
THE LIGHT OF ALL LIGHTS (Available in Paperback):
An eclectic short story collection about mysterious musicians, writers with writer’s block, detectives, and a dragon here or there.
GRAIN OF SAND (Available in Paperback):
A collection of poetry including verse written during a year of personal stress, contemplation, and change along with a vivid imaginative Arthurian poem depicting the same internal upheaval of its hero and his kingdom.
COVERING A PRESIDENT’S TURNING POINT (Available in Paperback):
This nonfiction book is a look at the newspaper coverage surrounding Jimmy Carter’s first election to the State Senate and the voter fraud controversy that nearly derailed his ascent to the presidency before it began
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