Crossroads Writers Club releases second anthology
The Crossroads Writers Club is proud to announce the publication of its second anthology, Kaleidoscope. There are tales of mysterious doings, romantic encounters, family dramas, daily lives wrenched by change, sober recollections, silly stories, fairy tales and fables, and even a few poems.
In this collection, you’ll meet a bewildered couple thrown together by a train wreck, a long-forgotten half-brother to Louis XIV, a burka-covered woman who is anything but modest, a migrant boy who finds his home, teenagers linked by a firefly go-between, a woman torn between piety and primitive passion, rough-and-ready mechanics whose livelihood is threatened by the Mafia. Readers will also encounter a non-conformist sunflower, a young woman driven by teen-age loss who stumbles over a family secret, and even a mysterious guardian guide for Joan of Arc.
Members come to writing from various background and locations. The stories reflect their experiences, and are set in locations echoing their far-flung travels—Jamaica, France, Pakistan, India, St. Kitts, Italy, Mexico, Singapore, England, The Netherlands, and The United States. These stories illuminate moments that offer growth, redemption, forgiveness, adventure, laughter, and love--each a part of the glorious pattern of life's kaleidoscope.
This 322-page collection is available to Fontainebleau locals at ReelBooks on Rue de Ferrare and via Amazon in France, the United Kingdom, the United States and India, among other countries.
In this collection, you’ll meet a bewildered couple thrown together by a train wreck, a long-forgotten half-brother to Louis XIV, a burka-covered woman who is anything but modest, a migrant boy who finds his home, teenagers linked by a firefly go-between, a woman torn between piety and primitive passion, rough-and-ready mechanics whose livelihood is threatened by the Mafia. Readers will also encounter a non-conformist sunflower, a young woman driven by teen-age loss who stumbles over a family secret, and even a mysterious guardian guide for Joan of Arc.
Members come to writing from various background and locations. The stories reflect their experiences, and are set in locations echoing their far-flung travels—Jamaica, France, Pakistan, India, St. Kitts, Italy, Mexico, Singapore, England, The Netherlands, and The United States. These stories illuminate moments that offer growth, redemption, forgiveness, adventure, laughter, and love--each a part of the glorious pattern of life's kaleidoscope.
This 322-page collection is available to Fontainebleau locals at ReelBooks on Rue de Ferrare and via Amazon in France, the United Kingdom, the United States and India, among other countries.
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