Wandering Tails volume 2
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Wandering Tails volume 2

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Summary

Short stories, many genres, queer / lgbtqia, scifi, romance, fairy tales, horror, social commentary, climate, animals, YA

Status
6yrs ago
Chapters
19
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Front End of Book

Wandering Tails

Volumes 1 & 2

By Alex A

A711

Apogee711 PCB Creations

North America

Copyright©2020 Alex A. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. Except as permitted under the United States Copyright Act of 1976, no part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a data base or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the publisher ...and here’s ‘creative commons’ permission with the hopes that you’ll remember to attribute to moi ...& kindness will be your guide.

Mount Rushmore’ is a spectacular display

...of the invasion, colonization and ongoing occupation of the Americas

“This is why we can’t have nice things,” said a Mountain to a man, “You don’t yet respect the impermanence of living ...and the permanence of life.”

Volume 2 is dedicated to all our Brother Mountains who teach us how to be better humans

Volume 1 is dedicated to my muses, best friends, animal companions and all those who listen as I grow into a storyteller ...still

Poetry for the Romantic is dedicated to all the loves of my life. Some people have a ‘great love’ of their life. Either through chance or ineptitude I seem to have a plethora of mediocre romantic relationships. I wouldn’t trade.

Volume 2

Aliens Attack and Frat Bros Fight Back

An Apple Story

Beach Party Beer Run

Doomsday Rovers

First Traveller

For Kiki

Gaia’s Lube

Godzilla Roars

Leaves of the Trees

Love A Musical

Monster in the Woods

Robot Overlords

Scary Lights

The Dead Keep Secrets

The Gang Loves On

Three Times the Charm

Valentine’s Bites

Walk on the Beach

Volume 1

The Rain Merit Badge

Crones and Maidens

Spider's Cradle

We Don't Play On Half a Court

That Car

The Roma and the Selchie

Coastal Terrors

The Town Werewolf

My Girlfriend Got Up and Left Me Where I Lay

Anatomy of An Ex

Barnyard Tales

Los Lesbian Love Angeles

Carousel Burning

The Duel

Love is Love: A Postcard Tale

Early Birds

The Blue Room Lounge

Ode to Hemingway

The Library

Seals in the Sea

Girlfriends Do Not Grow On Trees

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