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LOST!: A themed anthology 2017
Creative Writing Institute is pleased to present its fifth annual anthology – LOST!
LOST! is a compilation of 30 short stories written in different genres using the same theme sentence, "I am completely and utterly lost."
Authors include contest winners, finalists and judge's picks, bestselling authors, previous contest winners, the judges, and Creative Writing Institute staff.
Proceeds from sales of the ebook and print book will benefit Creative Writing Institute, a non-profit charity that sponsors cancer patients in writing courses. The school also provides a variety of writing courses for all levels from beginner to advanced.
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LOST! is a compilation of 30 short stories written in different genres using the same theme sentence, "I am completely and utterly lost."
Authors include contest winners, finalists and judge's picks, bestselling authors, previous contest winners, the judges, and Creative Writing Institute staff.
Proceeds from sales of the ebook and print book will benefit Creative Writing Institute, a non-profit charity that sponsors cancer patients in writing courses. The school also provides a variety of writing courses for all levels from beginner to advanced.
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334 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 2, 2017
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January 15, 2018
It was a good anthology. There are a lot of stories featuring religion, grief, or friendship as major plot points. (I am one of the authors in this book.)
My favorites (in order of publication) :
Christmas Letter by Robin Currie -- I like this for the raw honesty the character hangs on to in the end.
The Ambassador by Caroline Grace -- This chilling story feels very plausible. Excellent read.
Sea Princess by Autumn Fenton -- Excellent imagery. Very realistic.
Matilijas by C. Lee McKenzie -- Very powerful and well-written.
Nan's Spirit by J Lenni Dorner -- I wrote it, so yes, I love it. Hopefully it makes people think.
Scattered Debris by Jaimi-Lynn Smith -- Anyone have some extra tissues? Is there a cardiologist in the house? My heart needs to be sewn back together, please!
The Lucky Ones by Susan Van Sciver -- Whoa. This is fantastic writing! I'm not sure how it didn't win. I hope this author publishes a book, because I want to buy it.
My favorites (in order of publication) :
Christmas Letter by Robin Currie -- I like this for the raw honesty the character hangs on to in the end.
The Ambassador by Caroline Grace -- This chilling story feels very plausible. Excellent read.
Sea Princess by Autumn Fenton -- Excellent imagery. Very realistic.
Matilijas by C. Lee McKenzie -- Very powerful and well-written.
Nan's Spirit by J Lenni Dorner -- I wrote it, so yes, I love it. Hopefully it makes people think.
Scattered Debris by Jaimi-Lynn Smith -- Anyone have some extra tissues? Is there a cardiologist in the house? My heart needs to be sewn back together, please!
The Lucky Ones by Susan Van Sciver -- Whoa. This is fantastic writing! I'm not sure how it didn't win. I hope this author publishes a book, because I want to buy it.
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