Tag: anthology
SHIFTING SANDS Anthology reviewed at Literary Nymphs
by mlrnet on Oct.20, 2010, under Reviews
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Anthology SHIFTING SANDS reviewed at Literary Nymphs ”The six magnificent authors have produced a marvelous book, filled with hilarious conversations, emotions along with scorching love scenes. Each story flows into the next giving the reader a sense of continuity.” |
Anthology RED – Joyfully Reviewed
by mlrnet on Sep.28, 2010, under Reviews
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Anthology – RED reviewed at Joyfully Reviewed – “Like the blood oranges that appear throughout the anthology, RED is lush, unique, and, at times, quite sweet. With a diverse collection of tales from five extremely talented authors, RED is most certainly an anthology you want to buy if you’re looking for something out of the ordinary.” |
Encore! Encore! reviewed at Michele ‘n’ Jeff Reviews
by mlrnet on Sep.22, 2010, under Reviews
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Anthology ENCORE! ENCORE! reviewed at Michele ‘n’ Jeff Reviews — 4 Kisses |
Melting the Slopes reviewed at Love Romance & More
by mlrnet on Sep.03, 2010, under Reviews
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Ethan Day, Jason Edding & William Maltese — Melting the Slopes anthology reviewed at Love Romances & More ”…MELTING THE SLOPES is one hot anthology that will heat anyone’s night up-be it in the middle of a summer heat wave or a winter blizzard.” |
Anthology RED reviewed at Sensual Reads
by mlrnet on Aug.18, 2010, under Reviews
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Anthology Red reviewed at Sensual Reads
“Another excellent anthology from MLR Press featuring stories by JP Bowie, P.A. Brown, William Maltese, Victor J. Banis and Kimberly Gardner, Red has stories that will make you see red all while smelling the enticing scent of blood oranges.” |
Anthology – Because of the Brave
by mlrnet on Aug.03, 2010, under New Releases
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This collection honors the men who’ve served in the military and labored with the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.
In Laura Baumbach’s Designated Target a soldier returns to his commander’s hometown to tell his brother the truth about what happened in the field.
Josh Lanyon’s Until We Meet Once More pits a Naval Academy graduate against the Taliban and his own repressed past.
Finally in Z.A. Maxfield’s Jumping Off Places a soldier returns home to be with his dying mother and finds more than he bargained for in the place he’s hoped to never see again.
Illustrated Men Anthology
by mlrnet on Jul.24, 2010, under New Releases
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Since artists are often called up to turn prose into a visual for such things as book covers, I wondered, would writers be able to pick up the creative torch and run in the opposite direction? I had little doubts they could and it got me excited wondering what they would come up with for my own pastel paintings.
So with that in mind I thought it would be fun to launch a contest and invite friends, fans of my art, amateur scribes, professional writers, really anyone who wanted, to pick a painting from my body of work and build a short story around it.
As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. I wanted to find out if that was true.
Art-inspired short story contributors for this collection include: L. John Williams, Todd Schoonover, Veronica, Aleksandr Voinov, Marquesate, Linda Schnelle, John Stewart, George Seaton, Gabriel Morgan, Alan Bennett Ilagan, Todd Peissig, Harold Dixon, Justin Shepherd, Clare London, and artist Michael Breyette.
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