Gray, Tina

Tina Gray

Fantasy, Horror, Literary short stories & novels

“You can waste a lifetime trying to find yourself;  or you can embrace the journey with an intriguing stranger.”

When she’s not riding on the coattails of her fictional characters, Tina Gray divides her days between working in the library of a local middle school, spending time with her husband, children, and Labrador retrievers, and rollerblading.  Her deep interest in history — centered mostly on the Salem and European witch trials — led to her current novel project:  “The Winter Witch Trilogy.”  The first book is complete and tentatively titled “Yesterday’s Winter.”  At the moment, she’s busily working on book two while book one is under review for possible representation by several agents.  For further news and information on Tina’s work, visit her website:  www.tinagraysrealm.com.  To glimpse a more personal side of Tina, visit her Live Journal blog at:  http://krysta-3.livejournal.com/.

Tina Gray short stories

Closure by Tina Gray

In a nightmare existence, can forgiveness and grief bring freedom to live and let die? (Literary / Paranormal)

Editor’s Note: Tina Gray has an uncanny ability to keep us glued in the story. More, she has a talent that reaches in and dashes our any doubt of validity. This one, once again, speaks. —zentao

Shadow Waxing by Tina Gray

Downstairs, in a dusky basement, a naked wife and whiskied husband keep. (Slipstream)

Editor’s Note: The second story to come to “The Deepening” from Tina Gray, you’ll find it eloquent and mind-startling. —zentao

Stillborn by Tina Gray

She who hesitates…. (Literary)

Editor’s Note: Anguished. —d.l.keur for editor on holiday

Virtual Emily by Tina Gray

Someone’s watching Emily, and she’s jealous. (Literary/Horror)

Editor’s Note: Pay close attention, and ‘ware. Tina shows a key that you too might want to hold. —zentao