You may already know, but I had two short stories accepted into an anthology put together by some fellow writers at Agent Query Connect. I'm pleased to tell you that Spring Fevers is now available! Even better, it's free! Download from Smashwords, B&N, or Amazon. Fair warning, though, it's NOT free on Amazon, as they haven't price matched it. Any money from Amazon purchases will be given to charity, so if you want to spend the $0.99, go right ahead. If you read and love it, we hope you'll leave a review! You do NOT need an ereader to read the book, either! If you don't have one, there are free Kindle and Nook apps for your computer and smartphone, as well as Calibre, which will read all ebook formats.
About the anthology
An anthology of short stories, Spring Fevers is an exploration of
relationships in their varied states: love -- requited and unrequited --
friendships discovered and lost, family in its many guises, and the
myriad places in between. Created by Cat Woods and Matt Sinclair, Spring
Fevers arose from their work with the Agent Query Connect online
writing community, and while membership in the free site was not
necessary for inclusion in the anthology, the ten writers whose stories
appear are all members. Authors include MarcyKate Connolly, S.Q. Eries,
Robb Grindstaff, J. Lea Lopez, Mindy McGinnis, R.S. Mellette, Yvonne
Osborne, Matt Sinclair, A.M. Supinger, and Cat Woods. The debut
publication of Elephant’s Bookshelf Press, Spring Fevers was edited by
the team of Robb Grindstaff, Matt Sinclair, and Cat Woods, with cover
design by Calista Taylor, and book design by R.C. Lewis. A new anthology
is scheduled to be released in the fall of 2012.
The beautiful cover was designed by Calista Taylor, who has been a great friend/beta reader/coach and taught me a lot about creating ebook covers, though my skill is amateur to say the least. If you're in the market for a book cover, check out her website Covers by Cali to learn about her incredibly affordable options and to check out the gallery of other covers she has done.
About my stories
I have two stories in this anthology.
The Adventures of Sasquatch is the story of a single mom's desire to assert her fun-loving nature despite the opinions of her coworkers, and maybe even find love in the process. It all starts, and ends, with the most unlikely catalyst: her big feet.
The Haricots Verts is flash fiction, capturing a moment of uncertainty between two potential lovers.
I am definitely reading this!
ReplyDeleteI saw it on my brother-in-law's kindle yesterday and I loved the look of it. I definitely need to get an e-reader. I did download it and read it on my computer but it didn't have the feel of a real book. I loved your flash piece, HARICOTS VERTS, and SASQUATCH too. We all need to encourage reviews. I'm proud to be a part of this one.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Adventures of Sasquatch sounds good ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone! It's very exciting. And there will be a print edition, too! Wasn't expecting that at all.
ReplyDeleteI read The Adventures of Sasquatch last night and I LOVED, loved, LOVED it. The end reminded me a lot of Jennifer Weiner's stories in the tone. (One of my fav authors.) I was smiling and wishing for more! Kudos to you, girl!
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks so much Jean. *blush*
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