New Release—‘Mothers’ in The Expanding Universe Anthology #4

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This is just to let you know that TheExpanding Universe Anthology #4 has just been released. It’s the only place you can currently find my latest science fiction short story, Mothers—and that’s exciting.
But it’s not just exciting for me. If you like, or are curious about the work of any of these people: Craig Martelle, Jonathan P. Brazee, Michael Campling, Terry Mixon, Yudhanjaya Wijeratne & R.R. Virdi, Bill Patterson, Kevin McLaughlin, P.R. Adams, Kayelle Allen, Drew Avera, Justin Bell, David R. Bernstein, Timothy Ellis, Lyn Forester, Nathan Mutch, J.L. Stowers, Jenetta Penner, and David J. VanBergen Jr.; then this collection is a good place to start.
You now find The Expanding UniverseAnthology #4, on Amazon in ebook form—and you can purchase the other volumes in this series, which can be found at the following links: Volume 1, The Expanding Universe: An Exploration of Science Fiction Genre, Volume 2, The Expanding Universe: Exploring the Science Fiction Genre, and Volume 3, The Expanding Universe 3: Space Opera, Military SciFi, Space Adventure, & Alien Contact! on Amazon.




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