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[Nancy Fulda]

New blog posts

We are all Cyborgs!
Theme in Fiction

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by Nancy Fulda

New blog posts

We are all Cyborgs!
Theme in Fiction

Great posts Nancy. Stephen King also says that theme is something to be identified after the initial writing and to bring out in revision in his On Writing.

Thanks for your blog posts!!

[crich70]

I'm up to three articles now. Full Stop is a new magazine started up by a gentlemen I know from a Facebook writing group. They already have some articles besides mine and some short fiction up though.
The Three Nouns of Flash Fiction

[kennyc]

Congrats Crich!

There are some nice articles there. Good work!

[crich70]

Originally Posted by kennyc

Congrats Crich!

There are some nice articles there. Good work!

Thanks Kennyc. Glad that you enjoyed them. They were a lot of fun to write.

[Jane Oldaker]

Nice!

[crich70]

Originally Posted by Jane Oldaker

Nice!

Thanks Jane Oldaker.

[altsheler]

http://altsheler.woodwardworks.com

The URL above links to my website where you can obtain a free omnibus version of all my published titles by Joseph A. Altsheler.

It is available in the formats:

• EPUB (approx. 15.2MB)
• MOBI (approx.19.6MB)
• AZW3 (approx. 20.2MB).

It is also available for free online viewing.

This omnibus version contains 51 novels, 32 of which comprise the complete set of Altsheler's seven series. Also included are 48 short stories by Altsheler and 2 non-fiction articles.

[Calenorn]

Originally Posted by altsheler

http://altsheler.woodwardworks.com

The URL above links to my website where you can obtain a free omnibus version of all my published titles by Joseph A. Altsheler.

It is available in the formats:

• EPUB (approx. 15.2MB)
• MOBI (approx.19.6MB)
• AZW3 (approx. 20.2MB).

It is also available for free online viewing.

This omnibus version contains 51 novels, 32 of which comprise the complete set of Altsheler's seven series. Also included are 48 short stories by Altsheler and 2 non-fiction articles.

Mr. W., please allow me to thank you for your excellent work on these Altsheler books. I have enjoyed them immensely and am so glad that you've chosen to share them.

Also please allow me to tell the folks here that your site offers individual titles as well as the omnibus. And that many of the books are illustrated with portraits or photos of the historical figures mentioned. This was obviously a labor of love, and the consistently high quality of these books shows it.

I've read a lot of youth fiction from the public domain era, and Altsheler is a cut above most of his peers. These stories are highly recommended in their own right.

[cvkemp]

Originally Posted by Calenorn

Mr. W., please allow me to thank you for your excellent work on these Altsheler books. I have enjoyed them immensely and am so glad that you've chosen to share them.

Also please allow me to tell the folks here that your site offers individual titles as well as the omnibus. And that many of the books are illustrated with portraits or photos of the historical figures mentioned. This was obviously a labor of love, and the consistently high quality of these books shows it.

I've read a lot of youth fiction from the public domain era, and Altsheler is a cut above most of his peers. These stories are highly recommended in their own right.

Wow that is great I loved his Civil War series.

[altsheler]

Originally Posted by altsheler

http://altsheler.woodwardworks.com

The URL above links to my website where you can obtain a free omnibus version of all my published titles by Joseph A. Altsheler.

It is available in the formats:

• EPUB (approx. 15.2MB)
• MOBI (approx.19.6MB)
• AZW3 (approx. 20.2MB).

It is also available for free online viewing.

This omnibus version contains 51 novels, 32 of which comprise the complete set of Altsheler's seven series. Also included are 48 short stories by Altsheler and 2 non-fiction articles.

You are welcome. Please spread the word as I will soon enter the second half of my eigth decade. Books won't be there much longer.

[altsheler]

Originally Posted by cvkemp

Wow that is great I loved his Civil War series.

Glad you like Altsheler's works. Please spread the word as I will soon enter the second half of my eighth decade. Books won't be there much longer.

[Calenorn]

Originally Posted by altsheler

You are welcome. Please spread the word as I will soon enter the second half of my eigth decade. Books won't be there much longer.

Hello Mr. W.

As Mr. Altsheler passed away in 1919 his works clearly qualify for the "life-plus-70-years" that this website requires. If the illustrations and photos you used are also in the public domain, then I believe there would be no impediment to your uploading these e-books you have crafted to this website. Here they would be available to many users, and since MobileRead has already been around for more than a decade, they would be available here for a good long time.

I'm not expert in the uploading business, but there are plenty of helpful and experienced folks here that will help you do this if you would like.

Just a neighborly suggestion. Thanks again for sharing your good work!

[kennyc]

Snails - new flash fiction from Prosthetic Amalgams posted at my Mansions of the Mind blog.

Enjoy!

[sebastianmichael]

Hello Friends and the Astonishingly Intimidating Dr Drib (I realise it's an avatar, but it still scares me...)

This may well be the wrong place, in which case I imagine you'll probably stick one of your green removal notices on here, but you've deleted a similarly themed post from my own thread about my own book ANGEL, so I just thought I'd give this a try. Maybe MobileRead doesn't have a place for this link, which is also fair enough.

In any case: this is not a review site or a blog about writing, but a piece of new writing, in blog format.

It starts from the oft-posed question 'what would you do or say if, about halfway through your life, you were to bump into your younger self'. From there it goes off on many, often wildly and deliberately tangential ponderages and observations, before finally coming to some sort of conclusion. (We will not reach this point for quite a while yet...)

I'm calling it a 'concept narrative in the here & now about the where, the wherefore and forever', and I started it at the beginning of August as a blog, because I didn't want to have to determine what format it was ultimately going to take, and also because it very much is a work in progress.

It's now in full flow and has just entered its second phase, 'Heart', which deals, not surprisingly, with matters precisely thereof. (Though when I say 'precisely', I should perhaps also put in the caveat that in EDEN by FREI everything is really quite fluid and themes as well as story strands spill over and into each other; and there are at the moment intermittent posts also from the 'Random' as well as the 'and Soul' categories, such as the entirely self-contained, but continuing short story The Snowflake Collector: it all sounds far more complicated than it is, best is to just have a look and browse, if the idea of meeting your younger self appeals to you; it is, after all, an experiment in publishing.)

You can find it at http://EDENbyFREI.net and I'm happy to report that the blog (hosted on Wordpress, incidentally) is now completely ad-free and therefore, I hope, all the more enjoyable.

Thanks for reading and I crave your forgiveness if this or any other post or anything I have ever said or done or am likely to say or do in the foreseeable or more distant future breaks any of the many rules one ought to be aware of! I'm just a writer doing a bit of writing, now and then... :-)