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Reviving Old Stories

March 2, 2017

Reworking and rewriting old stories can take you to new places.

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Tags: faded memories, old stories, short stories, storytelling, tall tales, writing, writing advice, writing fiction
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E-publishing

As of late I have decided to venture out into the wild world of e-publishing with a series of short stories and novellas. Listed below are a selection of published titles.
Acadian Rendezvous

Poor William” wants to know what happened to his good friend, Hans Umber. Hans used to work for William in New Orleans, but all of a sudden he left town in search of fame and riches. According to Poor William, Hans threw away a perfectly good career as a carpenter because he wanted to paint landscapes. Furthermore, a third person has come to New Orleans looking for Hans. The e-book version is available here.
E-book Cover For Acadian Rendezvous
The Sinister Snowman

The Sinister Snowman is an eerie winter's tale that takes place in a small Ohio town during a snowy winter. The story begins in front of an old Victorian house, where a group of small children put together an unusual looking snowman. Soon thereafter, strange things start to happen in the neighborhood.
E-book cover for the Sinister Snowman
A Night of Yowling Dogs

In this outdoor adventure tale, two hikers venture into the Colorado backcountry, for a short walk to a place called Slatetop Mountain. For Lewis and Marisa, events do not pan out like they planned, as the daylight excursion turns into an unforgettable night.
E-book cover for Night of the Yowling Dogs
Free Parking

On a cold winter night a flock of dark avian creatures appears near the home of the main character. Are these birds simply trying to survive an unusually cold winter - or is there something more sinister at work?
Twas A Balmy October Eve In Old Londontown

In this short Halloween spoof Harold Infiniti and his officiating crew have the unenviable job of refereeing a basketball game on the night preceding Halloween. The rules say no witchcraft is allowed, thus making the task of the three refs a little bit more difficult. The situation is complicated by the fact the some of the players are Werewolves and Harold and his associates are Zombies.
I Am A Jelly Doughnut

This book consists of a series of travel essays from Europe. The title revolves around a speech made by JFK in 1963, but the the travelogues are a result of two journeys that the author made to the Continent during the first decade of this century.
Cover for Jelly Doughnut
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What's cooking at the Blue Fox Cafe All about the ins and outs of writing

Posts Tagged ‘old stories’

Reviving Old Stories

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E-publishing

Acadian Rendezvous

The Sinister Snowman

A Night of Yowling Dogs

Free Parking

Twas A Balmy October Eve In Old Londontown

I Am A Jelly Doughnut

Cover for Jelly Doughnut

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