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In this special blog feature I am highlighting the amazing authors whose stories are in 
The Christmas Tales Bundle.
Living in northern Nevada means that author Annie Reed writes while roasting in the summer and freezing in the winter and handling the finicky seasons in between. She writes across genres and is one of the founding members of The Uncollected Anthology.
In this special blog feature I am highlighting the amazing authors whose stories are in The Christmas Tales Bundle.
Aside from a degree in geophysics, jumping out of planes and riding across the Australian Outback, bestselling author ML Buchman has written more than 50 novels and as many short stories. He also likes to help writers with lectures and books in his Strategies for Success series.
In this special blog feature I am highlighting the amazing authors whose stories are in The Christmas Tales Bundle.
USA Today Bestselling writer Dean Wesley Smith prides himself on applying a writing work ethic he learned by using Heinlein’s Rules (he wrote a book about it that you can read for free on his site) in a career that’s spanned forty years and growing. He has written more than a hundred novels and hundreds of short stories across many genres, plus numerous articles for writers both beginner and advanced as well as producing Smith’s Monthly and editing the acclaimed Fiction River anthology series.
In this special blog feature I am highlighting the amazing authors whose stories are in The Christmas Tales Bundle.
Award-winning editor and New York Times and USA Today bestselling writer, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, not only writes in many genres from bestselling science fiction and fantasy, acclaimed mysteries and goofy, heartwarming romance, she is also a generous teacher (co hosting workshops for writers on the Oregon coast) and blogger, sharing her advice to traditional and indie published writers on her Business Musings blog and in her numerous non-fiction titles such as Time Management. It was a true honor to include her story in the bundle.