The Memory Eater, an anthology consisting of 27 uniquely illustrated stories based on a device with the ability to locate and destroy any memory in the human mind, is now on sale!

This book began back in February of 2011 as one of my short stories and has since grown into a full anthology with 52 extremely talented contributors. After successfully raising the funds needed through Kickstarter on 5/12/2012, I put the book into production, and it’s finally available for purchase. Now my team and I are beyond excited to have the opportunity to wow you with the final product.

The paperback and e-book (PDF, MOBI and EPUB formats) can be purchased on my website, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

Full synopsis below:

The Memory Eater is an anthology consisting of 27 uniquely illustrated stories based on a device with the ability to locate and destroy any memory in the human mind.

Follow the story of a conflicted man who tries to become the fantasy inside his head by deleting reality. Or the story of a devastated couple who lost their child and turn to a shady Memory Eater doctor to erase their problems. Discover the truth behind the urban legend regarding where the Memory Eater really came from, and how it was used during World War II in the fight against Hitler and Nazi Germany.

Drop in for a tale of love, and how one man never gives up hope to find his childhood sweetheart after the Memory Eater tore them apart. Witness how a teenage prank involving the machine and a chore goes hilariously wrong. Or how, with the introduction of this new technology, mass paranoia begins to spread, prompting people to tirelessly investigate their own pasts.

See how the Memory Eater will shape the future into the perfect utopia. How it evolves into much more than deleting memories. Memories will become transferable and sold in back alleys. They’ll become viral. But ultimately, nothing will be safe, not even the sacred depths of the mind.


You can read the four-story sampler or check out the first two stories on Amazon here.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at anthologies2011@gmail.com

Thanks!
Matt