I am delighted to have two short stories in Spirits of the West paranormal anthology with a Western flavour. My short stories are about the South African frontier rather than the American frontier but they are based on true historical events which I have fictionalised with a paranormal twist.
This is the second WordCrafter paranormal anthology compiled and edited by Kaye Lynne Booth.
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Blurb
Spirits of the west are often found in unexpected places. They can be found on a in a saloon in Colorado territory, on a wagon train in the plains of South Africa, or on a distant planet in another galaxy They can be the bringers of revenge or the protectors of the weak. Indulge yourself in eight unique paranormal stories with western spirit in Spirits of the West.
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Well done. You are certainly on a roll.
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Thank you, Darlene. I like anthologies. I just write my stories, edit them, of course, and then hand them over. It is quite a lazy way of being part of a book and that is nice for a change.
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Congratulations, Robbie, well done ❤
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Thank you, Adele.
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Bravo Robbie…or, as we say other in the Wild West:
Yee Haw!
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HI John, thank you, I am learning about the Wild West through reading about it. It is amazing how many parallels there are to South African pioneering history.
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It was “wild” indeed! Would love to read more about SA history in that regard as well!
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Congrats, Robbie, on another awesome accomplishment!
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Thank you, Jan. I do enjoy anthologies provided its a genre I can write.
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Congrats on another new teleae, Robbie. Sounds like one I’d enjoy so I added the anthology to my TBR list.
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Hi Denise, thank you, I enjoyed the stories in this anthology, they are paranormal rather than horror which is my favourite genre.
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This sounds great for me. Congratulations on this, Robbie.
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Thank you, Jacquie. This one includes mainly Western stories. There is one sci-fi take which I enjoyed and mine are about the Great Trek in South Africa in 1836. It is interesting how similar American and South African pioneering history is.
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I haven’t heard of the Great Trek. I need to check that out.
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South African history isn’t as well know as USA history. This is when the Dutch/Afrikaans people ventured into the interior of South Africa by wagon train to escape British rule.
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Congratulations Robbie, hope it goes really well for you 👍
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Hot dog! Look at you go, Lady! Celebrating your every success.
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Thank you, Annette. I am quite pleased with my stories in this book. They were a challenge to write.
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Woohoo! Congrats on another huge release, Robbie!
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Thank you, Jacquie. It is interesting to write to a narrower theme like this. Quite a fun challenge.
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Congratulations on your latest publications, Robbie! That’s very exciting!!
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Thank you, Liz. I enjoyed the challenge of writing these stories.
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You’re welcome, Robbie.
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Congratulations, Robbie. Just purchased my copy.
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Great, thanks Joan. I enjoyed the stories in this one.
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Wow! You are prolific, Robbie. Most impressive!
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Thank you, Audrey.
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Go Robbie! You should be very proud 🙂
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Thank you, Jessica. I like writing short stories, it feels very relaxed compared to writing a novel. I just got A Ghost and His Gold back with my publishers comments. Busy days ahead.
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I agree about short stories. They ARE much more relaxing aren’t they? Best of luck with your comments 😬
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Thank you, Jessica.
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Just wow..your work ethic is phenomenal you are churning them out …Congratulations, Robbie 🙂 x
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I like participating in anthologies, Carol. It feels a bit like getting a free ride as the compiler puts them together and sorts out Amazon. All I have to do is write my stories and I often help with some of the editing which is something I enjoy doing.
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Yes I enjoyed the two I participated in.. 😀, x
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Congratulations at uou continued success! Well deserved. (K)
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Thank you, Kerfe.
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Congratulations on having your work included in another anthology, Robbie. Wow, you’ve really been writing a lot!
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Thanks Mae, not as much as Craig, that man is a writing machine. I have started your new anthology and read the first story about Abraham Lincoln. It was fascinating. I didn’t know any of that history.
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I’m glad you’re enjoying the anthology so far, Robbie. The Lincoln story was one of my favorites. And I agree with you about Craig, LOL!
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congratulations on your short story publications!
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Thank you, Jim.
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Alright I won’t “eat the pickled eggs” but I may read this book. 🙂
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Haha, thanks Mark. I enjoyed the stories in this anthology. There are some good writer. You should consider writing for inclusion in an anthology. It is a great way of meeting new readers and writers.
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I just might do that. Thanks, Robbie.
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Ooh, intriguing! Congrats!
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Thanks, H. It was a great topic and the stories are all interesting.
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congrats Robbie … there is no limit to your talent and all these publications prove it 🙂
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Thank you, Kate, that is very kind of you.
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you’re most welcome Robbie!
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