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Believe Me Not, An Unreliable Anthology
Have I Got a Story for You...
Did Orion find love in the Everglades? Will a young lemur become the world’s greatest guilt monkey? What actually happened between Gretel and Hansel? What terrible secret is hiding at Graceline Industries? Can an android feel love? Who is the mysterious figure stalking a family through the Amazon? And what is going on with all these cuticles and why are they in space stations?
Some–but not all–of these questions are answered within, as forty-eight new and intriguing writers of all ages explore the concept of the Unreliable Narrator. Proceed with caution and believe at your own risk.
You won’t believe what happens next.
100% of the proceeds from this anthology benefit
National Novel Writing Month and its Young Writer’s Program.
Did Orion find love in the Everglades? Will a young lemur become the world’s greatest guilt monkey? What actually happened between Gretel and Hansel? What terrible secret is hiding at Graceline Industries? Can an android feel love? Who is the mysterious figure stalking a family through the Amazon? And what is going on with all these cuticles and why are they in space stations?
Some–but not all–of these questions are answered within, as forty-eight new and intriguing writers of all ages explore the concept of the Unreliable Narrator. Proceed with caution and believe at your own risk.
You won’t believe what happens next.
100% of the proceeds from this anthology benefit
National Novel Writing Month and its Young Writer’s Program.
From the table of contents:
Introduction -Viannah E Duncan
The Q-TCL in the Space Station -Daniel J. Magallanes
Guilt Monkey -Shirley Hanna-King
S.A.R.A. -Bethany Simonsen
The Outsider Among Us -Katia Shank
Orion in the Everglades -Sara W. McBride
That Delicate Touch -Faith Dincolo
The Amazon Adventure -Henry Barker
The Heart of It -Katy Mann
The Mother That I Lost -Maya Watanabe
A Dwindling Supply of Bleach -Renée Jessica Tan
Reviewed -Wendy Erich
Mr. Mungo’s Shop of Oddities -Alexandr Bond
Sasha and Derek -Alana Saltz
A Moon of a Problem -Fiona Yang
I Cordially Accept -Kate Findley
Ghost in the Machine -Melora Sundt
Situational Gravity -Brad Ray
Second Sunrise -K. Andrew Turner
A Magical Trip to the Moon -Irene Kang, Ben Kang, and Matthew Kang
The Olopa Bean -Dan Nowell
I Spy True Love -Susie Tex
Not Hansel and Gretel -Jamie Park
In the Event of a Migraine Take A Snot -Lillith Black
A Regular Saturday Night -Dan Portnoy
A Sunlight Symphony Anna A. Chen
The People of the Apples -Jasmine Chung
Prince of Persian -June Low
Morning, Baby -Sophie McLachlan-O’Hara
Beginnings -Nita Lieu
Patient Zero -Dara McGarry
And To Think It All Happened Over a Box of Cookies -Kayla Delie
A Job’s a Job -Stephen Buehler
Mushrooms are an Acquired Taste -R. Hadlock-Piltz
The Test -Viannah E. Duncan
Charles Oleson Maverick Anderson -Jedidiah Shank
No Exceptions -Ted Nitschke
Sugarfruit -John Everett
Not So Ordinary Day -Rebekah Ruther
Confined -Andrea Goyan
Mortimer Marchand -D.B. Randall
Dreaming Magic -Irene Chung
Pyre -Sarah Hawley
The Factory Job -Jessica Magallanes
The Unauthorized Memoirs of an Anthrophysicist -Sascha Stucky
Fallen Grace -Anastasia Barbato
Moving Up -Gabe McClure
447 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 11, 2014
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January 14, 2015
This book is amazing!!
I'm slightly biased though, I'll admit it, considering I have a short story ("Moving Up") in this.
But believe me (or not) (haha) (no, really, believe me) when I say that this anthology has a well-rounded, ultra diverse mix of stories that is sure to appeal to all types of readers. From paranormal to science fiction to everything in between. Definitely something to check out, and a great gift idea for the reader in your family!
I'm slightly biased though, I'll admit it, considering I have a short story ("Moving Up") in this.
But believe me (or not) (haha) (no, really, believe me) when I say that this anthology has a well-rounded, ultra diverse mix of stories that is sure to appeal to all types of readers. From paranormal to science fiction to everything in between. Definitely something to check out, and a great gift idea for the reader in your family!
March 3, 2015
A fabulous collection of short stories by NaNoWriMo writers, chock-full of NaNo icons, from the LA lemur, to guilt monkeys, caged inner editors, viking helmets & more. A must-read for any Wrimo.
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