Prints Charming Books: Anthologies With a Twist
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Prints Charming is a shared imprint administered by Sally Odgers of Affordable Manuscript Assessments and Workshops.
We always have an anthology or so on the go. The ones currently open are Warriors, Valentine, and Celebrations. Click on the links to the left for details.
Charms, Keepsakes, Lucky Draw, Zoo-thology, Lodestone, Ssstories, The Toy Chest , Magic Day and Sea Shanties are out.
X and the Pony is being checked by the authors.
Bridges and Keys are coming together.
Warrior, Celebrations, Valentine are open.
Gone Yonder (for younger readers) will be open soon.
Colour Scheme (mysteries and light crime) may be open soon.
The Girl and the Unicorn and Prints Rhyming are due out as soon as I can solve some technical issues.
To find out more about any of these anthologies, click of the titles in the left-hand menu.
To find out who we are and what we have to offer, click on any of the links in the menu. To find out about the Prints himself, click on his story. For a rollicking look at the Australian family seen from a different perspective, click on Kanga-Who?
We always have an anthology or so on the go. The ones currently open are Warriors, Valentine, and Celebrations. Click on the links to the left for details.
Charms, Keepsakes, Lucky Draw, Zoo-thology, Lodestone, Ssstories, The Toy Chest , Magic Day and Sea Shanties are out.
X and the Pony is being checked by the authors.
Bridges and Keys are coming together.
Warrior, Celebrations, Valentine are open.
Gone Yonder (for younger readers) will be open soon.
Colour Scheme (mysteries and light crime) may be open soon.
The Girl and the Unicorn and Prints Rhyming are due out as soon as I can solve some technical issues.
To find out more about any of these anthologies, click of the titles in the left-hand menu.
To find out who we are and what we have to offer, click on any of the links in the menu. To find out about the Prints himself, click on his story. For a rollicking look at the Australian family seen from a different perspective, click on Kanga-Who?
