How to write a response to a love letter (which is more fun if it isn’t addressed to YOU)

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The blog post here was written in March 2013 on my “other” blog. Yes, there is another one which is more or less an alternate universe or something like that. Anyway, this post continues to be really really really popular.

So anyway, have fun, and if you’re writing love letters and need a little help you’ll know where to go.

Magic, myth and alien worlds all come together

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Magic, myth and alien worlds all come together in this collection of short stories from Writers, Poets and Deviants.

~ A young witch and her talking dog must rid their home of unwelcome guests.
~ A pair of newsmen travel to Alaska to hear an astonishing tale of an encounter with an extinct creature.
~ A boy searches for the Edge of the World, uncovering the mystery of his grandfather’s disappearance in the process.
~ A troll hunter makes a startling discovery about his prey.
~ Dragons on an alien planet find friendship in an old man, but not all humans share his sentiments when it comes to the giant winged reptiles.
~ A lonely shapeshifter is the sole survivor of an Aztec king’s attempt at genocide of her race.
~ A pair of inter-dimensional explorers discover yet another new world and must face a horrifying beast.

Enjoy these stories and many more, in this exciting fantasy collection from the versatile and imaginative authors of WPaD.

This is a charity anthology. A percentage of royalties will be donated to MS research in support of members of our group who live with Multiple Sclerosis.

Includes works from: J. Harrison Kemp, Anand Matthew. S. E. Springle, Marla Todd, Diana Garcia, David W. Stone, Robert Betz, A.K. Wallace, Michael Faberfelner, Jade W. Phillips, Mandy White and Daniel E. Tanzo

Available on Amazon

No magic in telling the future (but maybe a little fun and games)

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And do it now because there is some eye candy in there ladies, some sound parenting advice and the usually silly stuff that will put you in a happy mood all week (and it is short – really short).