Success: My Blogging at Anthology Builder

I used to submit suggested entries, but now they actually have me do the semi-monthly "3 Random Teasers" for the Anthology-Builder blog, as well as compile an anthology now and then for them too. Here's my latest blog;  (and if you enjoy reading and trying to guess authors and genre by the style, feel free to link to your blogs too.) Also here's my previous blog.

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Three Random Teasers

Ready to plan your summer travel, or reading?  Perhaps consider touring an historic Civil War Battleground, or maybe a visit to the Missouri or Mississippi rivers?  Or maybe the trails of the Northeast beckon?  Here are three stories whose authors know these sites well. Track them back to an anthology already for sale, or build one for yourself.  (A couple of these authors may be a surprise to you.)

 This "Contraband" of the Civil War...the liberty now his...robbed of half its sweetness by the knowledge that someone near and dear to him still languished in the hell from which he had escaped, would serve as my orderly in the ward...

Link to story - classics

 I followed an ostensibly 'lame' turkey over a considerable part of the United States one morning, because I believed in her and could not think she would deceive a mere boy, (one who was trusting her and considering her honest.)

Link to story - classics

 The frank-hearted stranger had just drawn his chair to the fire when something like a heavy footstep was heard without, rushing down the steep side of the mountain, as with long and rapid strides, and taking such a leap in passing the cottage as to strike the opposite precipice. The family held their breath, because they knew the sound, and their guest held his by instinct.

 'The old mountain has thrown a stone at us, for fear we should forget him,’ said the landlord, recovering himself. ‘He sometimes nods his head and threatens to come down; but we are old neighbors, and agree together pretty well upon the whole. Besides we have a sure place of refuge hard by if he should be coming in good earnest.'

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