Hi. I’m J.M. Rhineheart, author of fantasy and sci-fi. Hope you enjoy my blog and story updates. I love hearing from people so feel free to drop me a line or come chat with me on my social media channels.
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My short story, “Of Quests, Firefighters, and Reluctant Witches,” is available in the upcoming anthology, 25 Servings of SOOP, Volume II, publishing September 20th! You can pre-order the entire anthology here. You get the physical copy of the anthology, a FREE eBook copy, AND a coupon to get another book from Something Or Other Publishing for FREE!
New books available under “My Books”!
There’s been a lot of updates and plenty of new places to find short stories and more to read. Check out the “My Books” section to find all the places you can get your fantasy/speculative fiction fix.
Buy “The Devil You Know” Anthology Today!
Read my novella, “To Steal a Key and Kingdom,” by ordering the best-selling The Devil You Know anthology available today!
Latest from the Blog
A Tribute
When I was a young teenager, I discovered the world of online journaling. Specifically, LiveJournal which, for quite a long time, was the pinnacle of “social” media and creativity. I shared my first writings on that website in honor of my first real fandom, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And it was through my stories that…
Short Story: The Mirror
Let’s get spooky! Enjoy the free short story! “The witch pushed out of the mirror, her silver finger coming through first. Slowly she came out, slowly, slowly…and then…she gobbled him up!” Clap. A cacophony of screams resounded through the room. Vera jumped at the noise. A single laugh rose up from the middle of the…
New short story available for reading!
Hi all! I’m thrilled to finally announce that my short story, “Flashes of You,” is available to read for FREE at DreamForge Magazine! It’s a fantastical story focused on hope amidst grief and loss, something I think we could all use these days. And it’s absolutely free! Excuse me while I use this as another…
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