Author of the Week: Daniel Sherrier

RIP Volume one: Choices After Death

Ghosts are people, too, but not all ghosts choose to be good people.Rip Cooper must overcome his fears and kill dead people to prevent them from corrupting the living. This young loner learns he can perceive ghosts with his five senses as if they were flesh and blood, and he's just as solid to them -- pretty much the only solid thing, in fact. He works alongside an impure "angel" and his ex-best friend's ex-girlfriend as they teach him how love can lead to strength.RIP vol. 1: Choices After Death features the first four novelettes in this coming-of-age and redemption story: "Touch," "Alone," "The Crazy Line," and "Point B," plus the short story "Strength."


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Earth in Space Vol 1

Amena wants to find something amazing. And then something else amazing. And something else...

Okay, she wants to find everything that's amazing, and she's sure to find lots of exotic wonderfulness traveling through outer space...right?

Well, it turns out there are no aliens. No talking squids. No sentient kittens. No little green men. 

But there are people -- countless people comprising a multitude of unique civilizations on myriad Earths scattered throughout the universe.

Earths in Space vol. 1: Where Are the Little Green Men? contains the first two novellas in this exciting science fiction series. Amena and her team of explorers learn that life out there is much like life here -- and just as unusual. In the first episode, "Liberty or Death," the team faces a group of hi-tech tyrants who pose as gods. Then, in "The End of an Earth," they travel to an ancient world that has less time than they think.

So maybe there aren't any little green men, but people can cause plenty of trouble on their own.

Earths in Space. They're already out there. You just haven't discovered them yet.

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About the Author
Daniel Sherrier is a writer based in central Virginia. This is the guy who writes the Earths in Space and RIP series, which you've doubtless heard much about. Occasionally, a play he's written gets performed somewhere. He graduated from the College of William & Mary in 2005, where he earned a degree in the ever-lucrative fields of English and Theatre. Recently, he achieved his black belt in Thai kickboxing. And there was that one time he jumped out of an airplane, which was memorable.