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A short story of a moment in time when people from different lands are brought together in song.

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I don't know just yet but I'll clue you in shortly. When she woke up in an alley to find a tomcat in her face she started to wonder if she was in Kansas anymore.

A collection of short stories, each one written in November 2016. The stories cover all genres and many worlds of the imagination.

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Best rank in Science Fiction #138. The continuation of Kita's adventures. She meets new friends, explores new areas, and continues her fight against the Red Legion.

'Bottle Fairy' is a collection of short stories, based in a world of sword and sorcery adventure. It will be added to on an irregular basis, depending on when I can think of stories in this world.

Maria discovers a strange lump growing on her abdomen. A short tale of things beneath the skin.

A tragedy of Nyssa the Bacchante and Aeschylus the satyr, written in the style of ancient Greece.

Natalie Parker is a bit of a klutz. She loves designer clothes, carbs, booze, men--not necessarily in that particular order. Her romantic life is bleak, and the job outlook isn't much better. Then, why is she always so happy?

A Tandem Life is a short story exploring the complexity of relationships.

Calandra the mermaid gets caught up in a web of treasure-seeking pirates. This was supposed to be a vacation! Warning: non-graphic violence abounds and there are definitely feels here. Takes place in the setting of my fantasy world for "Bastian's Song", but it stands alone and you certainly don't need to have read one to understand the other. This was written for publication in the One Million Project: Fantasy Anthology of 2017 and will be available for purchase (I believe) in September/October of 2017 via Amazon. All proceeds from any purchases go towards charity and do not benefit the authors. [ Cover Artist: Hilary Simonson ]

Being faced with the opportunity to work for the biggest company across-the-board, Pamela is beyond elated. That is until she finds out her boss is the 'heartbreaker billionaire', Martelo Knight. Billionaire CEO, Martelo Knight has it all. From the most expensive cars to the most luxurious houses, there's nothing he can't buy. or is there? Known very well for his arrogant and cocky persona , Martello can't settle down. After his last failed relationship with his ex wife, Martelo promised himself to never love again. Pamela Rios is a broken mystery. She's a plain girl with lots of unshed tears. After countless heartbreaks and relationships that ended up in disasters, Pamela doesn't have the will to love again. •what will happen when Martelo Knight meets Pamela Rios? •will Pamela finally open her heart to Martelo? •will Martelo end up crushing Pamela's heart? •or will they both be able to love again? ♪♪♪♪♪♪♪

[One Million Project - Fantasy/Sci-Fi Anthology] Russell Cornelius Brattle - a punctual and orderly teen - worked long hours as an apprentice tinker to provide for his broken family. His cousin Agatha - a free-spirited youngster - was eager to put her sewing days behind her and get her hands greasy. But she and her prosthetic limb turned out to be more trouble than they were worth. One act of clumsiness put into motion a chain of events that not even Russell could fix... __________ This short story appears in the Fantasy/Sci-Fi edition of the One Million Project (OMP). All proceeds from the OMP go towards the charities Cancer Research UK and EMMAUS (a homelessness organization). Check out the OMP's latest short story collections on Amazon and like/join their facebook page to help out this great cause! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1767625790120273/ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B016WLQTXW http://www.theonemillionproject.com/ © 2016 by K.V. Wilson. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author. Cover design © 2016 by K.V. Wilson; images used from Pexels and Pixabay under creative commons. *** #593 in Science Fiction - June 11/17 First Place in the Chaos Awards, Nov/17

Sometimes Life starts handing us choices we are none too ready to make... and some choices should never have to be made at all. Here's a story originally written for a 500 word flash-fiction from a prompt that has taken on a life of its own, and now actually DEMANDS its own presentation in a length of its OWN choosing. Seems I have Hobson's choice in the matter! Warning: Profanity from 'Chapter Four: But Why Me?' Jake insisted his thoughts were his own... I'm just the scribe -what could I say?

Best rank in Science Fiction #194. The continuation of Kita's adventures. She meets new friends, explores new areas, and continues her fight against the Red Legion.

A collection of short pieces inspired by the work of Hokusai.

A collection of short stories and random thoughts, covering various genres and tropes. Expect the unusual.

A collection of short stories - fleeting moments of gratification in floating worlds.