Anne B. Walsh presents five tales inspired by Christina Rossetti's classic poem, perfect for reading by the light of your Yuletide fire: "Frosty Wind Made Moan" Join twins Catling and Kitten on the world of Trycanta as they prepare for their family's Darknight ritual. "Nor Earth Sustain" (by Elizabeth Conall): If Jetta just keeps trying, can she find her stranded starship's crew a home in time for the holidays? Or is their hope as lost to them as war-torn Earth? "Enough" Unless twelve-year-old Starsong can prove to the galactic lawkeepers that her abduction from the music-hating planet of her...

For most of 2014, author Anne B. Walsh has been making Fridays fictional on her blog, Anne's Randomness, by writing flash fiction, stories between five hundred and one thousand words long, for her fans to enjoy. Now, for the first time, all those Fiction Friday posts are rolled together into one collection, featuring stories suitable for every day of the week: Fairy Tale Fridays, Thunder Thursdays, Worldview Wednesdays, Trycanta Tuesdays, and Madcap Mondays...

Dig out the fuzzy slippers, turn on the Christmas songs, and settle in with a good story as author Anne B. Walsh presents her third collection of holiday-themed fantasy and science fiction: "The Tenth Lady" Starsong, princess of the clan of Free Sky, is trying her best to get to a Christmas performance, but again and again she must stop along the way to help others. Will she arrive in time to dance for the baby in the manger? Or could her lateness, perhaps, be a still more precious gift? "Wherever You May Be" In a world where belief powers magic, the ability to properly portray a Midwinter...

'Tis the season for stories by the fireside, and who better to tell them than Anne B. Walsh? Get into the holiday mood with her fourth collection of Christmas and winter-themed tales, featuring: Sun and Moon and Stars of Light: Amanda Evans believes she escaped her homeworld six months ago, married to her beloved Dai. Her grandparents say Dai was killed in an explosion eight months ago. Who knows the truth? Only the Aelur players of the starship "Wild Rover," and their answer will leave everyone wondering where story ends and reality begins... The Christmas Cat: Edwin and Anthea Marlowe tell...

Throughout 2015, science fiction and fantasy author Anne B. Walsh has continued her tradition of posting flash fiction on her blog, Anne's Randomness, once a week on Fiction Friday or Made-Up Monday. Now all those posts have been compiled into one collection, including the full-length version of Anne's retelling of the Hans Christian Andersen tale "The Most Incredible Thing," which was posted across eight weeks, making it the longest Fiction Friday piece ever From Fairy Tale Fridays to Madcap Mondays, the tales in this collection are suitable for any day of the week. Travel back in time with...