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The Art Collection: Three Short Stories - by Carla Sarett

A new mini-collection available from yours truly-- three stories, all about art and even art forgery. It was great fun to invent some painters who paint as I would!  This includes one of my personal favorite stories, "Kindred Spirits," which was first published in Rose Red Review-- and a story that I plan to continue, "The Captain's House," first published (As "After the Revolution"  in The Linnet's Wings. This is a short read, perfect for a lunch time break.  For those enrolled in Kindle Unlimited, the book is free.

Reviewers, please feel free to contact me for a review copy -- Facebook, email or a comment below.

You may purchase the book (.99) at here, at Amazon.  It is Kindle edition, which can be read on all devices.





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Short Story Anthologies: find me in these

Some of my blog readers prefer print to online, and I have had a few requests asking about where I can be found in print. In 2013, my short fiction appeared in several print publications-- some of which have appeared in the past month.

For those who are interested, here is a round-up:

 "The Library Girl" in Crack the Spine, Fall 2013.  

This is one of my most personal stories - a story about friendship and youthful hopes-- and it was published online earlier in the year.  I was gratified that Kerry Foley, editor of Crack the Spine,  chose to include it in the Fall 2013 Anthology.  As it happens, the entire anthology is a pleasure to read. You can find it here. 






"Chopin for Igor" appears in Contrary Cats.

This is a compilation of feline tales from the hard-working Catherine May, editor of Indigo Mosaic.  Catherine's abandoned her publishing business, so this is her swan song in book publishing.  It's a lovely collection of cat stories-- and "Chopin for Igor" is the final tale in the book, a spooky tale of those who are haunted by cats.  It's available at Lulu.  







"Happy Halloween" appears in 13 Bites

One of the happier collaborations I've been involved in has been this charming (and scary) book, 13 Bites, which was edited by the diligent, Alan Seeger.  Alan suggested to the BookGoodies Author's Group on Facebook that we contribute stories for an anthology whose profits would be donated to a children's literacy group.  I had a published story, "Happy Halloween" that melded perfectly into the others-- it was first published in the now defunct, Ear Hustler.

The book is available on Amazon.









"Career Girl" appears in Love Hurts


Another of my favorite editors, Eric Bosarge, of the fantastic online magazine, Eric's Hysterics, included my romantic comedy story, "Career Girl," in his anthology, Love Hurts.  Eric's one of my favorite editors because he actually improved my story -- yes, ego-bruising as it was, he suggested that I tighten it and make it funnier.  I did and it led me to pursue this character in other publications as well.

The book is available on Amazon.






"A Strange Courtship" appears in The Linnet's Wings, Spring 2013


The wonderful and creative editorial team at The Linnet's Wings re-printed my short story, "A Strange Courtship" in the Spring Edition of the magazine, which is now sold here.  I especially admired the artwork in this issue, so it's worth owning for that alone - always lovely when a magazine illustrates work in the old-fashioned way, as was done here.

This is available through CreateSpace.

A Strange Courtship reprinted

Thanks to The Linnet's Wings for reprinting "A Strange Courtship" and featuring Nine Romantic Stories by Carla Sarett in their Spring issue.  The illustration is lovely, too.  It's a pleasure to be featured in such an attractive and, one might add, romantic fashion.

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Amazon.com: Marie Fitzpatrick's review of Nine Romantic Stories

So pleased to read this review today from an editor whom I admire, Marie Fitzpatrick of The Linnet's Wings. In her review, she says:  "And when I finished it, I wanted more."  Those the words that an author(ess) wants to hear!

Amazon.com: Marie Fitzpatrick's review of Nine Romantic Stories:

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