The final act of Space Opera, my free read story, is now on the Free Read page.

Part Two is now up – Part Three tomorrow 🙂

This sci-fi short story, Space Opera, was originally written for a science fiction ezine on Wattpad called Tevun Krus (Vulcan for monthly!)  That edition featured the Sub-genre of Space Opera – for articles and short stories.  This was my submission – I thought it might appeal to my singing friends 🙂

“An opera is where someone shoots you in the back but instead of dying, you get up and sing!”

1840s Gorgeous Fashion Plates #Regency #Victorian #Fashion Some Gorgeous 1840s Fashion Plates Regency to Very Early Victorian Fashion1848 fashion plate (Photo credit: Wikipedia)Suzi Love – Making History fun, one year at a time.

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Star Clash is now available for a free download on Amazon as well as Apple, Barnes and Noble, Kobo and Smashwords.

Ebook version only – the paperback still costs money 🙂

I’ve decided to make the ebook version of Star Clash available as a FREE download.  Unfortunately Amazon will only make the book free if readers click and complete the “found a lower price button” so it may be a while before they catch up.

However, Star Clash is NOW FREE on Apple, Barnes and Noble, Kobo and Smashwords – and possibly other distributors via Smashwords.

Click on the name of your favourite ebook store to take you to the link.

Star Clash is still available as a paperback for $5.99 US plus postage.

Regency Masquerade celebrated its 3rd year anniversary on 23rd February.  Published on Amazon for three years now!

My short story “Radio Waves,”  comes from the paperback version of Beach Apples.  I decided to post it here for a few weeks for others to enjoy.

Sharing this post from Elicia Hyder – a wattpad colleague 🙂

Yesterday, I told you the story behind why I chose to self-publish. My reason for sharing wasn’t to brag or to get sympathy and praise. I simply wanted you to be able to FEEL this story… One week before I received the bad news about my cancer diagnosis, I flew to Nashville for my best friend’s […]

Source: Beyond the Dark Clouds – My Night with Stephen King and John Grisham

This short story was triggered by an actual event.  During the 1980s, my choral friends and I used to sing carols in shopping centres.  The time Darth Vader processed through the crowds next to Santa, accompanied by the Star Wars march, is fixed in my memory.

You can find the story under my Free Reads section.  I hope it brings a smile to your face 🙂