Coast Lines: Short Stories from the Puerto Vallarta Writers Group

by Janelle Diller, Theodore P. Druch, Marie Beswick Arthur

Since 1996, the Puerto Vallarta Writers Group has provided a home for authors published, self-published, and aspiring.
This year, the PVWG has created an anthology of its writers’ best short stories.
Included in this eclectic collection, you will find winners and losers, murderers and victims, talking dogs and terrified children, fairy tales and love stories, whimsy, comedy, and outright horror.
In other words, the whole panoply of what it means to be human. (Even the dog)
The stories are about evenly divided between authors who have been published before, and those who are seeing their work in publication for the first time.
We believe that they are all excellent, and we invite you to read them for yourself. We promise an enjoyable reading experience.

202 pages, Paperback

First published December 28, 2011

About the author

Janelle Diller has always had a passion for writing. Early on, she polished her writing skills by passing notes to her friends instead of paying attention in math class. Her resulting time in detention gave her lots of time to write more notes. As a young child, she wouldn’t leave home without a pad and pencil just in case her novel hit her and she had to scribble it down quickly. Sadly, she eventually lost this naiveté. However, as a result of her love of writing, she has an unusual variety of books published. The list includes books for the construction industry, grammar textbooks, and books for early and middle readers. Her latest writing adventure is with Pack~n~Go Girls, which has launched a line of travel and adventure books for young girls.

Janelle loves to travel and is lucky enough to have a job that takes her to fun places. She and her husband divide the rest of their time between living on a sailboat in Mexico and on land (in a house) in Colorado.