Limelight: A Golden Light Anthology

by Bill Blume, Edward W. Robertson, Domyelle Rhyse

Limelight: A Golden Light Anthology features tales of new worlds and old worlds and worlds yet to be. These stories twist and turn with adventure, intrigue, and wonder. This anthology of short stories brings science fiction and fantasy out of the shadows and into the limelight. Authors Edward W. Robertson, John Grover, James S. Dorr, Ela Lond, Sergio Palumbo, Larissa Hinton, Jessica B. Zeidler, Katy Huth Jones, Alexandra Baker, Catriel Ceballos, Domyelle Rhyse, and Bill Blume spin tales of old and new, of fantasy or alternate realities. These stories wrap around the future, the unknown, and the fantastic. You may be surprised at where they'll lead... Take my hand and step into the light with Limelight: A Golden Light Anthology *** Look for more books in the series - Lamplight: A Golden Light Anthology Christian and Inspirational Short Stories and Poems Gaslight: A Golden Light Anthology Historical Short Stories Nightlight: A Golden Light Anthology Children's Short Stories and Poems Limelight: A Golden Light Anthology Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Stories Spotlight: A Golden Light Anthology Young Adult Short Stories

142 pages, Paperback

First published May 3, 2013

About the author

Bill Blume discovered his love for the written word while in high school and has been writing ever since. His latest book West of Apocalypse is now available.

His first novel, Gidion's Hunt (originally titled Tales of a 10th Grade Vampire Hunter), was released in 2013. His short stories have been published in many fantasy anthologies and various ezines.

Just like the father figure in his first novel, Bill works as a 911 dispatcher for Henrico County Police and has done so for more than two decades. He served as the 2013 chair for James River Writers, which produces one of the nation's best annual conferences for educating and connecting writers.

He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in Broadcast Journalism in 1995. In the years after, he worked as a TV news producer, first in Columbus, Georgia, and then in Richmond, Virginia, which has become home for Bill & his family.