| Author: | Douglas Clarke | ISBN: | 9781634270083 |
| Publisher: | A Good Tale | Publication: | October 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Douglas Clarke |
| ISBN: | 9781634270083 |
| Publisher: | A Good Tale |
| Publication: | October 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Violet Hopes is a collection of short stories resulting from the question: “What do a violet (flower or color), something living turning to stone, ash or dust, and a sweet life have in common?” Collected here are the results from a group of those authors who took up the challenge. Seventeen authors. Less than thirty days. Each in a different direction. From a violet as a harbinger of ill to a beacon of hope. From dust being the end of a sweet live or the begging of one, to an unfortunate side effect. Join us as we look at how a life can be sweet and violet.
Writen by D C Mills, David Russell, Suzanne H. Ferris, Helen Blenkinsop, Rebecca Lacy, Mike Boggia, Arlene Lagos, Alli Vaughan, Lynn Johnston, Lynette White, Sylvia Stein, Randall Lemon, Tom Russell, Linda J. Pifer, V. J. M. Christensen, Todd Folstad, Gene Hilgreen, Lena M. Pate, Douglas G Clarke.
Cover by Julianna Putri
Violet Hopes is a collection of short stories resulting from the question: “What do a violet (flower or color), something living turning to stone, ash or dust, and a sweet life have in common?” Collected here are the results from a group of those authors who took up the challenge. Seventeen authors. Less than thirty days. Each in a different direction. From a violet as a harbinger of ill to a beacon of hope. From dust being the end of a sweet live or the begging of one, to an unfortunate side effect. Join us as we look at how a life can be sweet and violet.
Writen by D C Mills, David Russell, Suzanne H. Ferris, Helen Blenkinsop, Rebecca Lacy, Mike Boggia, Arlene Lagos, Alli Vaughan, Lynn Johnston, Lynette White, Sylvia Stein, Randall Lemon, Tom Russell, Linda J. Pifer, V. J. M. Christensen, Todd Folstad, Gene Hilgreen, Lena M. Pate, Douglas G Clarke.
Cover by Julianna Putri
