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This is the end of the story. If you'd like to read from the beginning, click here. Nell didn’t like it, but Xendri was right. What other choice do we have? She set her jaw, and set herself to the task at hand. One flick of her tail was enough to disengage the airlock, and... Continue Reading →
You read that right, Mirror World News, our YouTube series where we talk about writing and publishing and offer tips and tricks for getting better at both of those things, is coming back for a third season! We've put together a handful of new topics and we're starting filming this week. So for those of... Continue Reading →
If you somehow missed this story until now, you can find part 1 here. Otherwise, I assume you are ready to continue... It was not a mining colony that Captain Droon directed them to, but a small space station in orbit of a planet in Rodri, a Jorn system. “Permission to dock at Docking Bay... Continue Reading →
Warning, this review from myshelf.com contains spoilers of Mixter Twizzle's Breakfast! This picture book for young readers introduces a devilish little two-horned creature named Mixter Twizzle, who lives beneath a chicken coop on Riverdale Farm. He doesn’t take up residence there and dance to the clucks of chickens because he enjoys the company of barnyard... Continue Reading →
Hello! If you're just starting this story, here's Part 1. Otherwise, read on! Hours later, Xendri was gone, making her rounds inspecting the ship and its cargo, and Nell and Elise were busy chatting over a hand of cards. They’d made it through the Terran gate with no issue and were now well on their... Continue Reading →
It’s time to polish that manuscript, tighten up your synopsis and write that pesky query letter! You have one month to prepare as our general submissions open November 1st, 2018. We’re getting ready to read and review all the manuscripts that come in and I have a feeling that the competition will be fierce this... Continue Reading →
Cruising along, the Majestic gave no indication of stopping or slowing as the small cargo vessel approached the rendezvous point. Static crackled over the newly installed comms system. “Nell, we have a problem.” Nell lazily reached her tail over to the comms control panel. “What’s the issue, Susan?”
This past weekend was the Word on the Street Festival in Toronto. Our 'pocket book' giveaway was a success. Miniature books, they contained a short story or first chapter designed to give readers a free sample of what we have to offer. Now that we are back, we're getting ready to open submissions once again... Continue Reading →
If you're new to this story, start here on part 1. If you've been keeping up to date, then please read on! “Oh dear!” the Bluaoc whose scrapyard they’d essentially crash landed on exclaimed once they’d all gathered in his office. “To think how close we all came to - oh, let’s not even think... Continue Reading →
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