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Found: Short Stories by Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers
Sometimes things are better off lost. And sometimes they were never meant to disappear. Either way, when they’re found, everything changes.
Explore fifteen illuminating tales of short fiction that reveal the consequences of finding something once lost or better off forgotten.
From Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers comes this collection of inspired works from both award-winning and talented new writers.
Explore fifteen illuminating tales of short fiction that reveal the consequences of finding something once lost or better off forgotten.
From Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers comes this collection of inspired works from both award-winning and talented new writers.
316 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 9, 2016
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Mario Acevedo
65 books270 followersBorn in El Paso, Texas and grew up in Las Cruces, New Mexico, but visited family in Chihuahua. Joined the US Army and flew attack helicopters.
Was artist-in-residence for Arte Americas in Fresno, California and served as a combat artist in Operation Desert Storm. Also teaches/taught art to prisoners at Avenal State Prison.
Was artist-in-residence for Arte Americas in Fresno, California and served as a combat artist in Operation Desert Storm. Also teaches/taught art to prisoners at Avenal State Prison.
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June 5, 2021
Winner of the Colorado Book Award.
Another successful anthology from the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers group, that region's largest authors' collective. They primarily do genre fiction (romance, speculative, mystery, etc.), but there are more purely literary pieces here than you'd expect. That said, a story about the Martian invasion of 'War of the Worlds', told from the POV of an invading - and very disillusioned -- Martian soldier, is more in their typical wheelhouse, as is the modern take on Peter Pan. The title ties all the stories together, as they all involve finding a physical object that gets things moving, or the discovery of something more psychological or spiritual.
Another successful anthology from the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers group, that region's largest authors' collective. They primarily do genre fiction (romance, speculative, mystery, etc.), but there are more purely literary pieces here than you'd expect. That said, a story about the Martian invasion of 'War of the Worlds', told from the POV of an invading - and very disillusioned -- Martian soldier, is more in their typical wheelhouse, as is the modern take on Peter Pan. The title ties all the stories together, as they all involve finding a physical object that gets things moving, or the discovery of something more psychological or spiritual.
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