Just cross-posting from my writing/librarianship blog: my local writers' group Writers 4 All Seasons decided to work on a group project, getting our own anthology based on a specific theme published.
Stories for All Seasons is themed around seasons, and story order placed by chronological order. As such my Christmas-timed story "Where the Snow Is Grey" is towards the end.
It's currently Kindle-only as an ebook (print is well, expensive to produce) but I will ask about EPUB format, hopefully we will have that format soon as well.
I'm feeling a bit buzzed, getting published again with a short in a nice anthology that I hope all 7 readers of this blog can enjoy... ;) Makes me wanna finish those damn novels I keep blocking over /headdesk /mutter /grumble
Hope you're having a better weekend than the Republican Media Elites. ;) And to the 3200-plus people who used my drinking game for last Thursday's debate, I hope your livers and hangovers forgive me.
Update 8/12/2015: it's selling rather well, I saw it ranked as high as #91st on the Amazon sales list for Short Stories. By comparison, my individual stories like "Welcome to Christmas in Florida" is around 1,378th in the Short Reads > Teen & Young Adult, and Last of the Grapefruit Wars highest ranking is 37,949th in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Literature & Fiction > Short Stories > Single Authors.
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