Anthology Builder
Out of curiosity -- and the urging of a friend or two -- I've put some of my stories into AnthologyBuilder, an innovative Web site that lets you build your own anthologies -- you choose from a number of short stories, either by classic or current writers, up to 350 pages worth. You come up with a title, choose a cover, and pay $14.95, and they send you your anthology. Not a bad notion.
Anyway, I've got three stories with them: Signs of Life, which was the first story I ever sold (and one of the most traditionally SF); Hearts and Minds, which is sort of a comic afterlife tale; and Means of Communication, and not-so-comic SF tale.
Even if you're not interested in my stories (or if you've read them already), it's not a bad site to check out. Just saying.
Anyway, I've got three stories with them: Signs of Life, which was the first story I ever sold (and one of the most traditionally SF); Hearts and Minds, which is sort of a comic afterlife tale; and Means of Communication, and not-so-comic SF tale.
Even if you're not interested in my stories (or if you've read them already), it's not a bad site to check out. Just saying.
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