Description One human soul and a little respect isn\'t too much to ask for, but both are hard to get if you\'ve only been a death for a thousand years.
He has received awards or recognition from New Century Writers, Writers of the Future, Writer\'s Digest, The Eric Hoffer Prose Award Program, Short Story.
His stories have appeared in multiple genres and on five continents.
In addition to many contracted and ghost non-fiction titles, he has at this writing sold more than 140 stories.
About the Author Eric Witchey has made a rollercoast living as a freelance writer and communication consultant for over a quarter century.
An Afterlife Fantasy by award winning author Eric Witchey.
By the time she understands the damage she\'s done, it may be too late to save herself and the Souls she has hurt.
Unfortunately, her actions hurt the living, undermine the natural order, and threaten the eternal flow of Souls between life and death.
Desperate to become a real death, frustrated by humans and their attachments to one another, hounded by a Hell Puppy, ridiculed by other deaths, and undermined by her own ambition, she journeys the Earth and the Underworld in search of a trick that will let her gain the respect she believes she deserves.
She just doesn\'t learn what she thought she would learn, and the learning comes hard.
And, of course, she does.
She figures she can learn a few things from him.
She sets out to spy on the most accomplished death in the history of dying, Oldest Death.
Okay, they are just the Souls of fungi, bacteria, and single-celled critters like amoebas, but-MILLIONS If she could bring in just one human soul, the other deaths would stop looking down on her.
Really hard No other death gathers in MILLIONS of Souls at a time like she does.
She has only been a grim reaper for a thousand years, but she works hard at the jobs she\'s given.
Shunned by other grim reapers, Littlest Death yearns for the respect given to deaths who bring human Souls from Overworld into Underworld.
Description One human soul and a little respect isn\'t too much to ask for, but both are hard to get if you\'ve only been a death for a thousand years
