Milk the Fruit - Caron, Bryan; Martin, Duane L; McGee, Shawn
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Challenging writers with a creative endeavor, the Whimsillusion Project is a collection of stories from different writers writing in different genres with one shared goal: write a story using seven specific items. For volume 1 of this visionary anthology, the seven items each author had to include in some form or fashion were: a character named Bruce, the name Sarafina, a cabin, a reptile, an egg, a fight, and the line, "Milk the fruit with care." How did each of our five amazing authors incorporate these items? Find out by milking the fruit with care.

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Challenging writers with a creative endeavor, the Whimsillusion Project is a collection of stories from different writers writing in different genres with one shared goal: write a story using seven specific items. For volume 1 of this visionary anthology, the seven items each author had to include in some form or fashion were: a character named Bruce, the name Sarafina, a cabin, a reptile, an egg, a fight, and the line, "Milk the fruit with care." How did each of our five amazing authors incorporate these items? Find out by milking the fruit with care.
Autorenporträt
Bryan Caron does everything. At least it seems that way, with degrees in Creative Writing and Computer Graphic Design, a background in film making, and being self-taught in editing and motion graphics. It's also why he left his job of nine years to build a successful creative agency, Phoenix Moirai.During all of this, Bryan somehow found a way to write and publish six novels of various genres, including a 750-page tomb. This would become the first step to realizing his ten-year gaol of starting his own publication company. You may have heard of it. Phoenix Moirai's publication hub, Whimsillusion. No? You might want to read the copyright page, then.Before you do, please enjoy my contribution to my own experiment, "That Was the End," while I go take a break at the movies.