Tag: Short Story
Blacksmith Brides is anthology of four novellas revolving around blacksmiths from various times in history and the women with whom they fall in love. Authors Pegg Thomas, Amanda Barratt, Angela K. Couch, and Jennifer Uhlarik combine to bring us this wonderful collection of romantic… Continue Reading “Book Review | Blacksmith Brides”
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Category: Barbour, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, NetGalley, Novellas, Romance, Writing SpotTags: Amanda Barratt, Angela K. Couch, Anthology, Blacksmith, Book Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Jennifer Uhlarik, May Book Review, novella, Pegg Thomas, Romance, Short Story, Short story collection, The Blacksmith Brides
I love short story anthologies. Anytime I can find a collection of stories all in one book, it makes me feel like I’ve hit gold. And discovering this particular anthology definitely lived up to those expectations.
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Category: Barbour, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, NetGalley, Novellas, Writing SpotTags: Anthology, April Book Review, Barbour, Becca Whitham, Book Review, Carla Gade, Christian Fiction, Darlene Franklin, DiAnn Mills, Erica Vetsch, Historical Fiction, Mary Connealy, NetGalley, novella, Pam Hillman, Ruth Logan Herne, Short Story, Short story collection, The Homestead Brides Collection
Bridgewater Holidays, by Marion Marchetto, is a heartwarming collection of short stories revolving around the various national holidays in the United States. With a dash of historical narrative, the stories bring to life characters living in and working for the Bridgewater mansion.
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Posted on October 6, 2016
by Danielle Grandinetti
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A question I have been asked of late is, how does the industry define various story lengths? Or, perhaps more specifically, other than a novel, what types of story writing are there? This is a more complex answer than it may appear.On the surface,… Continue Reading “Story Types: Short Stories”
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Rejection can be incredibly painful. In the writing world, it can sometimes be even more so. Our written words come from inside of us, the story we tell, and having it rejected or critiqued is like purposefully baring our souls to the lash.
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Category: Personal Thoughts, Short Stories, Thoughts on Writing, Updates, Writing SpotTags: "The Wrinkled Driver", Cat on a Leash Review, Editing, Novel, Publishing, Rejection, Short Story, Writing
Choices. Like Ali Montgomery, I had a choice to make: do I dare step out of my comfort zone? Do I republish one of my short stories? Yes, I dared, but you’ll have to read “Choices Amid the Trees” to see what choices Ali… Continue Reading “Choices Amid the Trees: a short story”
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