Harvey Stanbrough

Granny Mose (Short Story Collections) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In "Jumper," a professional writer at a conference meets a wannabebutneverwill, and this one apparently is one over his limit. Maybe.

In "Theorem," on a porch out in the deep woods a couple watch a storm roll in and debate what happens at the momen of death. Janie is a collector, but a collector of what?

In "Shattered," a hard-luck woman gets mixed up with the mob but pays an unusual price.

In "This is Not a Mosquito!" a man - or something - is subjected to a miniature mosquito-like creature. He believes the creature is intent on sucking his blood. But the MM's intentions are actually quite different.

And in the title story, Grandma Moses reads signs, makes predictions, and maybe fulfills them deep in the swamps. They say gold can bring out the true character of a man, but how deep does that true character go?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: StoneThread Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Oktober 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781516367382
• Artikelnr.: 43695715

Autorenporträt

Harvey Stanbrough was born in New Mexico, seasoned in Texas and baked in Arizona. For a time, he wrote under five personas and several pseudonyms, but he takes a pill for that now and writes only under his own name. Mostly.

Harvey is an award-winning writer who follows Heinlein's Rules avidly. He has written and published over 100 novels, 10 novellas, and over 270 short stories. He has also written 18 nonfiction books on writing, 8 of which are free to other writers. And he's compiled and published 27 collections of short fiction and 5 critically acclaimed poetry collections.

These days, the vendors through which Harvey licenses his works do not allow URLs in the back matter. To see his other works, please key "StoneThread Publishing" or "Harvey Stanbrough" into your favorite search engine.

Finally, for his best advice on writing, look for "The New Daily Journal Harvey Stanbrough Substack."