Anthology Book Sale
Now through August 8th, Voyager: The Third Ghost ebook is on sale for $2.99.
Some Amazon review excerpts:
"It's been a long time since I've read a collection of various genre stories that had me so overwhelmed with emotion at the end, and the fact that it's a middle-grade collection still boggles my mind."
"By turns intriguing, gripping, funny, and poignant--these are masterfully told stories by a first-rate group of writers. Their imaginative powers put me through the whole spectrum of emotions."
"The amazing thing about themed anthologies is that, while there's a single theme, the stories are incredibly varied. In the case of Voyagers: The Third Ghost, not only are the stories varied, but each is well-crafted and engaging."
Grab a copy at the discounted price and leave your own review!
Some Amazon review excerpts:
"It's been a long time since I've read a collection of various genre stories that had me so overwhelmed with emotion at the end, and the fact that it's a middle-grade collection still boggles my mind."
"By turns intriguing, gripping, funny, and poignant--these are masterfully told stories by a first-rate group of writers. Their imaginative powers put me through the whole spectrum of emotions."
"The amazing thing about themed anthologies is that, while there's a single theme, the stories are incredibly varied. In the case of Voyagers: The Third Ghost, not only are the stories varied, but each is well-crafted and engaging."
Grab a copy at the discounted price and leave your own review!
IWSG Monthly Blog Hop
Every month, the Insecure Writers Support Group poses an optional question that members can answer in their blog posts. Special thanks to Alex Cavanaugh for founding IWSG, and to this month’s helpful blog hop co-hosts: Susan Baury Rouchard, Nancy Gideon, Jennifer Lane, Jennifer Hawes, Chemist Ken, and Chrys Fey.
This month's blog question:
Have you ever written a piece that became a form, or even a genre, you hadn't planned on writing in? Or do you choose a form in advance?
Have you ever written a piece that became a form, or even a genre, you hadn't planned on writing in? Or do you choose a form in advance?
As we begin writing, it's great to be open-minded about how a piece can transform. I don't have any interesting anecdotes (A poem that became an exciting novel! A novel that became beautiful picture book!), but I think we should always stay receptive to exciting creative possibilities.
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