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Echelon Press Shorts
http://echelonshorts.com
Echelon Press Shorts is a new imprint of Echelon Press, which has been bringing you the highest quality books and eBooks since 2001. We have expanded to add a line of short fiction and non-fiction available in eBook format, and we know that you will enjoy the releases we have scheduled for the upcoming months. This blog hosts authors as they discuss their books, give information about contests/events, and announces news for Echelon Shorts.
- Added on: Oct 13th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: EchelonShorts
- Listed in: Writing Fiction
- Tags: ebooks fiction short stories quake echelon press echelon shorts
Recent Posts
My Wish for the Holidays
The holidays are a very unique and special time for me. For most of my life I lived as a very adequate christian who chose to attend Methodist churches. How is this elevant to short stories you might ask. Well, last year, just prior to Thanksgiving, ...
Welcoming the New Year
Not all winter holidays revolve around gift giving. New Year’s traditions focus on reflection before looking forward, and doing something to make the coming year a little bit better than the one just ending. My mother always said that what ...
Christmas at the North Pole Compound – a crime wave?
“I can’t believe it! Someone stole the Christmas gifts right off the loading deck!" ...
SPECIAL GIFTS by Lois Carroll
It is more blessed to give than to receive. This is a hard lesson for a child to remember in this holiday season–especially in the excitement of Christmas morning. But when a child learns the wonder of keeping secrets about gifts and giving the...
Cynthia’s Attic – Inspiring Young Readers and Writers
Writers love to write. It’s a passion. But, another benefit of writing for children is getting to visit schools and interact with my target audience. I have several slide presentations that are fun for the kids, but the question/answer session ...
Miracle on YOUR Street
A Christmas Carol and It’s a Wonderful Life have become the traditional films that are symbolic of the season, but for me the key movie is the original 1947 version of Miracle on 34th Street. In it, a nice old man who claims to be Kris Kringle is i...
