Anthologies
"Christmas baking out of season, 3 Magic Realism & Memoir short stories "Cloves: A Christmas Treat Cinnamon: Christmas in Summer Nutmeg: A Night before Christmas" by Kelly Lyonns Sweet, Sad, Silly & Serious From the minds of an eclectic group of writers comes a unique collection of food-themed short stories. Interlinked stories of fiction and non-fiction. From delicious hints of drama... to nibbles of tragedy, murder and mystery... and dollops of love and smiles. Stories about the joys and sorrows of passing time, the silliness of things going wrong, the serious science of the sea, and the surreal of the imagination. As an extra treat, the recipes featured in the stories – and tested in the kitchens of our collected authors (yum) – are included for you at the end. |
"We measure time in many ways. With clocks, calendars, a weekly ritual of a roast dinner and the passing of friends."
Kathlyn Harrison
"The scent and taste of strawberries wraps up memories both sweet and poignant, of a life well-lived and beloved."
Michelle Beesley
"A biological mystery held by the Japanese sea and unlocked by a woman half a world away. A discovery that ended famine and created a global industry."
Julie Phillips
"Joy Bliss didn’t bring bliss. Strange she’s missing lunch though. Maybe she’s home enjoying that weird plant her husband brought back from his expedition."
Judith O'Malley-Ford
"Being careful what you wish for is a warning never taken too lightly." Geraldine Andersen
Kathlyn Harrison
"The scent and taste of strawberries wraps up memories both sweet and poignant, of a life well-lived and beloved."
Michelle Beesley
"A biological mystery held by the Japanese sea and unlocked by a woman half a world away. A discovery that ended famine and created a global industry."
Julie Phillips
"Joy Bliss didn’t bring bliss. Strange she’s missing lunch though. Maybe she’s home enjoying that weird plant her husband brought back from his expedition."
Judith O'Malley-Ford
"Being careful what you wish for is a warning never taken too lightly." Geraldine Andersen