Always quirky, sometimes sweet speculative fiction
Wow. So one year ago I posted my first post. My blog is now a year old and I’m somewhat bemused that I’ve managed to stick with it this long.
Happy birthday Storybook Perfect, here’s to many more years to come.
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Kirstie Olley is an award-winning speculative fiction author and the full-time wrangler of her children Xander and Harlequin.
Read The Troll's Toll: A Retailored Fairy Tales Novella now.
Read 'Charming' (Honorable Mention in the Writers of The Future contest Q4 2014) in Leading Edge Magazine issue 68.
Read 'Short Circuit' (finalist in the 2013 Aurealis Awards Best Fantasy Short Fiction category) in Oomph: A Little Super Goes A Long Way from Crossed Genres.
Read ‘Hanabi to Kitsune'(Fireworks and Foxes) now in Tales of the Sunrise Lands from Guardbridge Books.
Read ‘Glass Bones’ now in WARRIOR an anthology choc-full of LGBTQIA warriors all across space, time, and imagination.
Read 'Gaps' in Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #63. Click the cover to buy.
Read The Beauty of the Dance(Honorable Mention in the Writers of The Future contest Q41 2015) in Myriad Lands vol 1: Around the World.
Read 'Nightfall' for free now in 18. Click the picture to decide where to download it from.
Read ‘God’s Chosen’ for free now in Darkest Depths – the Vision Writers 20th Anniversary anthology. Click the picture to decide where to download it from.
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Happy blogiversary!
Elizabeth Barone recently posted..How to Create a Savings Plan
Thank-you 😀
Congratulations, Kirstie. Our blogs have a one year anniversary in common!
Mary Tod recently posted..Self-Publishing – 12 Useful Ideas from Guy Kawasaki
How cool! Happy blogiversary to you too then 😀
Happy Blogday to you! Mine is nearly eight now and almost a thousand posts….. still gets me interested and revved up though and I wish you the same!
Kath Lockett recently posted..Cemeteries, castles and cows’ stomachs
Thanks Kath. I’d love to make it to eight years, and beyond!