| Author: | Shelagh Watkins | ISBN: | 9781458133328 |
| Publisher: | Shelagh Watkins | Publication: | May 8, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Shelagh Watkins |
| ISBN: | 9781458133328 |
| Publisher: | Shelagh Watkins |
| Publication: | May 8, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Quotes from the Internet about this collection of diverse short stories:
A Friend in Need
"Your story was poignant and elegantly crafted." Goodreads, November 2008
Leo's Daughter: Mistress of the Web
"I truly enjoyed your story! I really loved the underlying references to the Greek gods. It
was very interesting the way you told it through internet companies."
"I really enjoyed it. I like how it parallels the old Greek god stories but with a modern-
day office setting."
"The whole idea of a corporate work fable is a delightful concept. I appreciate the
seamless way you initially blended business and metaphysics." Gather, January 2007
Not a Hill of Beans
"Your short story is very good. In just a few paragraphs and sentences you accurately
portrayed several issues the world needs to be made aware of."
"This is a really profound piece of work, making us think about the current issues of
exploitation of innocent victims. Very concise, tightly written, a little gem."
"Wow! That's really good writing. The story is one that in such a small amount of words
opens eyes, hearts, and minds wide!" Editred, July 2007
Quotes from the Internet about this collection of diverse short stories:
A Friend in Need
"Your story was poignant and elegantly crafted." Goodreads, November 2008
Leo's Daughter: Mistress of the Web
"I truly enjoyed your story! I really loved the underlying references to the Greek gods. It
was very interesting the way you told it through internet companies."
"I really enjoyed it. I like how it parallels the old Greek god stories but with a modern-
day office setting."
"The whole idea of a corporate work fable is a delightful concept. I appreciate the
seamless way you initially blended business and metaphysics." Gather, January 2007
Not a Hill of Beans
"Your short story is very good. In just a few paragraphs and sentences you accurately
portrayed several issues the world needs to be made aware of."
"This is a really profound piece of work, making us think about the current issues of
exploitation of innocent victims. Very concise, tightly written, a little gem."
"Wow! That's really good writing. The story is one that in such a small amount of words
opens eyes, hearts, and minds wide!" Editred, July 2007
