Mark Giglio: 8 books

Transcending the Humanity in Short Stories Mark has transcended again with a story that appeals to your emotions, your intellect, and your humanity. Peal back layer after layer to discover something new about the characters, society and ourselves. I fell in love with Andrea too and her childlike innocence,...

Do you have a friend to tickle? Would you like to get even? Has your neighbor driven you mad? Have you had it with your brother making you the butt of every joke? Here’s your chance to get even with a curse from Mark Giglio’s collection of old Italian curses or snarky toasts….tphhhh!

Winner in the Nevermore Contest on Inkitt. Readers say: Great descriptions of psychological manipulation, and the physical ghoulishness is almost too good. I enjoyed it. Very much. It was well written with simple beauty and descriptive scenes. to my surprise it turned me on by violating social/sexual...

“A Glimpse of Eternity” is a story for those whose life and love goes beyond this reality. Would you want to be able to relive certain loving moments of your life? These loving moments can be experienced in a place that is beyond this existence. In this story you will see two couples from different...

Spellcheck was fun to write. I'm sure all of us at one time has felt a searing opinion from someone who is more interested in being the center of attention at your expense than being truthful or insightful. Most of us are beyond getting into a yelling match with a pompous ass, especially on his or...

“Robbie’s APP” allows a look into the lives of Giles and Virginia Thurston. They are rich enough to satisfy their every appetite until Virginia lets her birthday gift, Robbie’s APP, get out of control. Be ready for a delicious ending.

Eden Towers addresses a couple of themes that I feel aren't looked at closely enough in today's fiction. One theme is income disparity and how great wealth does not make one a more responsible person. It seems the key to control any society is to create a scapegoat or boogeyman. In our recent history...

Mist Boats is an allegory. I’ve incorporated my anthropological knowledge and observation of the human condition into this sweet and surreal story of the pitfalls encountered in the passage from adolescence into self-awareness and adulthood. The setting is a large, self-sustaining, but isolated...