You’ll find me (and all of my previous posts) at my address jadicampbell.com.
My books The Trail Back Out, Grounded, Tsunami Cowboys, and Broken In: A Novel in Stories are available in paperback and as eBooks. All may be purchased online at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other bookstores in countries all around the world. Buy my books at my author page: https://www.amazon.com/author/jadicampbell
The Trail Back Out was selected as a Finalist for the 2021 IAN Book of the Year Award (Short Story Collection) by the Independent Author Network. Go to this link to see all the winners: 2021 IAN Book of the Year Awards
The Trail Back Out was also a Finalist for the 2020 Best Book Award for Fiction Anthologies: American Book Fest 2020 Best Book Award, and recipient of a 2021 Wishing Shelf Book Awards Red Ribbon Award
The title story The Trail Back Out was longlisted for the 2021 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Award: 2021 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Award Quarterfinalists Announced
My most recent work The Trail Back Out is a collection of 10 short stories, many written during the coronavirus lockdown. From tales of Eddie, high on LSD and trapped by “What Died in the Fridge” or a compulsive gambler hiding during a Category Five storm in “Better Weather”, to the luminous title story of two strangers meeting by chance in the backwoods during a pandemic, I wanted to describe the pain and humor of being alive. Included in this collection are “Rules to Live By”, a funny and deeply thoughtful story about what we choose to teach our children. I wonder about our responsibility to others as a hunter is shot and left for dead in “The Green Under the Snow”. In “Do Dreams Float?” a wife considers a hit-man’s offer of revenge. And the eternal search for happiness is carried out by a gloomy little girl nicknamed “Princess Rain Clouds”.
Click here: The Trail Back Out
Tsunami Cowboys was longlisted for the 2019 ScreenCraft Cinematic Book Award.
Prepare to meet Todd, a hero with dangerous fantasies. Coreen, trapped in a cult. Ronnie, dreaming other people’s futures. Guy, waiting for disaster at a Christmas Market. And Lynn, the connecting thread, taking a train with a seductive stranger. By turns terrifying and funny, this is the story of people riding life’s waves… the tsunami cowboys.
This link will get you there.
Excerpts from Tsunami Cowboys may be read on these posts.
- The Hostess 1 & The Hostess 2
- What A Guy 1, What A Guy 2 & What A Guy 3
- Precognitious 1 & Precognitious 2
- The End of the World 1 & The End of the World 2
- TNT 1 & TNT 2
- Nippon Visions
My first book Broken In: A Novel in Stories was a semifinalist for the 2020 Hawk Mountain Short Story Collection Award: Hidden River Arts – Hawk Mountain Short Story Collection Semi-finalists. Eyelands Awards.
In JJ’s, the bartender and a teenaged patron plan exotic trips. JJ’s chef meets several men who’d kill for her. Valuables and peace of mind literally get stolen. Couples celebrate, or split up. In a rainy night accidents happen and people vanish. These are the stories of people whose paths cross – or crash. The tales begin in a bistro and move on to Bangkok, a carnival midway, and the bottom of a lake, among other places. Broken In: whether totally random or according to plan, after tonight life will never be the same.
The following link get you there: Broken In: A Novel in Stories
Excerpts from Broken In may be read on these posts.
- A Massage at Wat Pho
- Drowning in Love (1) and (2)
- 2,000,000 Wrinkle-lipped Bats
- Punctured
- Despair Is An Exotic Ingredient
- Death On A Wet Road Between Towns Without Names
- Just Riding Around
- Hit & Run 1, 2 & 3
- An Interview with Standoutbooks
- Write A Revolution
Grounded is the story of how two people react when cyberattacks lame the world. It’s the tale of a father’s love for his son, a woman’s search to feel alive again, and what the Arctic Circle and a temple in a remote corner of India reveal.
Click here: Grounded
Excerpts from my novel Grounded can be read on these posts:
jadicampbell 
Bonjour! I am an ex-pat living in the south of France. Thanks for stopping by one of my blogs and I am glad you found something you enjoyed.
Servus Leamuse, Where in southern France are you? Nice to meet another person between the cultures. —Jadi
Superb review. Jalal
Hi Jalal, It is a delicate task to write a description of one’s own work. It took me over a year to write the book and I enjoy the writing process. But then to describe it in a few paragraphs was surprisingly hard. I’m glad you think I did a good job. Thanks for visiting my blog, —Jadi
Congrats on the new book, sounds great! 🙂
Thanks, Geraldine – go to the Amazon.com page to see the reviews for this book. Readers have liked it!
Well, I just bought it. Hope that makes you feel better… 🙂
Just seeing your name makes me feel better. As given name or chosen, it’s terrific. And as a writer you know why I love it! Enjoy the book and I welcome your review no matter what you think! 🙂
Thanks, Jadi… 🙂 I’m just headed to bed with my Kindle in hand… 🙂
A precise data to read you live and live. I’m going to turn to my son for Spanish translation if he does not have it. Now you leave me anxious to dive into your books and if it is as you describe it, surely they will be good. I feel privileged to have you on my blog because you are a fabulous writer.
What a beautiful message! Come see me on my current site jadicampbell.com and I would be thrilled to have you read my novels. ¡Que seas feliz!