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Kings of the Concrete Jungle
In the zombie apocalypse, the real winners are the cats. Those who follow the feline ways survive. But at what cost? Read my new story in the Pole to Pole Publishing anthology, In a Cat’s Eye.Phantaxis
“Dr. Foster” – He’s offered the experience of a lifetime, but there’s a catch: he won’t be able to remember anything. Read “Dr. Foster” in the November issue of the brand-new Sci-Fi and Fantasy magazine, Phantaxis.
Spot the Kitty
Spot the Kitty contains an all-ages video game, cat advice, stories, information, and pictures. Posts written by K. I. Borrowman.
The Nardvark
The Nardvark is an irreverently educational site for all English students. Site written and maintained by K. I. Borrowman.Apple of his Eye
Do you believe in magic? I certainly didn’t, until last Wednesday. Short story published on Aphelion Webzine Devolution Z
“Strength in Numbers” (September, 2015); “I Feel” (October, 2015); “Chupacabras” (February, 2016). Devolution Z is a horror zine available in PDF or print format. Explorer
The last survivor of a demolished Earth outpost on a distant planet takes a forbidden trip to the other side. Published in “RealLies” Anthology by Zharmae Publishing Press.Eater
Not a zombie story – “Eater” was published in issue #42, Halloween Issue of Blood Moon Magazine.BAZOOF!
Various freelance contributions to this Canadian youth magazine since 2011 – BAZOOF!Second Chance
“K. I. Borrowman’s sci-fi tale “Second Chance” suggests that resurrection is overrated, and what may die must die.” – Isotropic Fiction MagazineOnline Writing Samples
K.I. Borrowman – Author’s Assistant
Berlin for Escape Wizard
Dusseldorf for What’s Cheaper
“How to get your Cat to Take Medicine” for Spot the Kitty
“How to Kick IB Language A…’s Butt” for The Nardvark
“Alert – Cure for Cancer Swept under the Rug” for Gullible Lives Matter (satire)
The Curse of Shakespeare screenplay
Fright Night Film Festival award
A Shakespeare professor helps his new employers unearth the Bard’s bones for a theme-park style museum, but in doing so they unleash a curse that begins killing the grave-robbers in their own tragedies. Winner of the 2016 Fright Night Film Festival award for Best Thriller Screenplay. “The Curse of Shakespeare” screenplay by K. I. Borrowman Tolley, first ten pages.