Like weird stories? Wanna see some odd humor and bad takes? Wanna find out how two random kids destroyed Earth with a donut? Then check out my upcoming short story collection arriving June 1st. Pre-orders are available now from Amazon and other ebook retailers. Hopefully quarantine will be done, but you’ll have plenty to read …
Author: Steven Capobianco
Steven Capobianco spends his free time imagining himself as a heroic swordsman vigilante. When he's not daydreaming fantastic adventures, he is a Long Island native who spends his time playing video games and watching anime. He has spent a majority of his writing life making fan fiction. He writes middle-grade and young adult fiction about the imaginative journeys to distant lands and realities. His current works include City of Kaiju, Do Not Stare Into The Eyes of a Kitsune, and his upcoming epic fantasy series, Legends of Eifalia.
February Update
Hello! I'm hard at work at editing my short fiction collection which is officially coming out June 1st, 2021. I did say April, but I wanted to make sure I have enough time to make sure I don't rush this despite my long break. So far my progress is sound and should hopefully do a …
New Short Story Collection Coming April 2021
I've waited long enough. It's time to finally announce a new, upcoming project. 2020 was a dumpster fire of a year, especially for me. Very little in the ways of stories from me. I feel ashamed, so now, in the last few days of 2020, I'm sticking to my guns. My newest project is titled …
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News coming soon!
Hello! Been a while since I've had any sort of major announcement, but I'm set to showcase what I've been working on in the past several months or so. I promised I would release a short story for my upcoming collection and I aim to keep that promise, cause you know what? After this dumpster …
What’s Been Happening at the Inn.
Hello. Happy Thanksgiving to those in the US. It's been a while since I've had a proper update, but I have a bit to discuss about future projects and whatnot. To start, my short story collection is coming along nicely. I have about 8 of the 20 stories written (some half written to be honest) …
