Short Story Collection

[close] So many books, so little time! This group is dedicated to any Amazon Prime or Kindle Unlimited members. We know the sea of books that are available to us through Prime, now lets take time and read them! This group will focus on shorts,short collections, unknown authors, known others, supernatural thrillers, paranormal, ghosts, fantasy, and anything that makes the hair on your neck stand up! I want to explore new authors on the Kindle platform and give our fellow peers a chance to share their stories!

[close] The Yeartide Anthology is a free poetry competition with a difference. Proceeds going towards helping people with learning disabilities. Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, each season Yeartide Anthology will be running a free poetry competition, the winner of which will receive the prize of a short story written and illustrated in the fantasy genre by R. Newport or a guest author and illustrator. The winner will be asked to suggest three influences they would like the author to structure a story around; they can be places, animals mythical or real, objects or ideas. At the end of each year an anthology will be published containing the four winning poems, as well as the short stories and illustrations; the proceeds of which will go towards helping people with learning disabilities. The dates for submission of each seasonal poem competition throughout 2015 are as follows: SPRING March 1st – April 30th, winner announced in May SUMMER June 1st – July 31st, winner announced in August AUTUMN September 1st – October 31st, winner announced in November WINTER December 1st – January 31st, winner announced in February

[close] A place to discover and discuss talented new writers. On our mobile app and website, we feature a few original short stories a week, along with audio; find your favorite writers and read their recommendations. Then join us here to continue the conversation on what makes these stories and their tellers great.

[close] Discuss Annam's newest work, Dysfunction, a collection of stories Publishers Weekly describes as "displaying allegorical brilliance on the scale of a Sanskrit epic."