Nanette Littlestone
Biography
Nanette Littlestone is a freelance editor, author, songwriter, and poet who lives in Johns Creek, Georgia. A vivid imagination, a love of travel, and a belief in magic and mystery are her creative guides. Her work has appeared in The Writer’s Room, The Sidewalk’s End, Mystic Horizon Press, and Andwerve. She is the grand prize winner of the 2004 Monthly Short Stories contest. She currently chairs the Georgia Authors Guild writing group and is a member of Georgia Writers Association.
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Books
Cutting Edge
by Nanette Littlestone
Price: Free! 2820 words.
Published on August 19, 2010. Fiction.
(2.00 from 1 review)
Karen is happily married to her husband until the night he surprises her with his strange behavior. After the initial shock wears off she finds herself adjusting, and liking it. But something starts to feel wrong. What’s happening to her? Has her behavior changed permanently, for the worse?
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Smashwords book reviews by Nanette Littlestone
- The Butler's Duties
on Aug. 19, 2010
(no rating)
Quirky! The storyline held my interest but I kept wanting to know how the butler felt. Did he enjoy his tasks? Was he merely seeing to his duties? What made him stay with such an employer?
- Steven, Space Stowaway & Super Zombie Juice Mega Bomb Extended Preview
on Aug. 22, 2010
(no rating)
It was difficult to navigate through the plethora of typos and bad punctuation, but the charm of the story won out. I thoroughly enjoyed the delightful tale of the scheming stowaway. Well done!
- A Soft Place to Fall
on Aug. 22, 2010
Love,compassion, and understanding flows through this thoughtful piece. All children should know such caring. All parents should share such love with their children.
- Canary (a short story)
on Aug. 22, 2010
Yes you CAN learn all you need to know about life in kindergarten, or elementary school, as is the case in this story. In many stories the reader is simply an observer, but Michael Crane draws us into Willie's world. I felt his love of books, the chill of the street, the sweet taste of beer (and I hate the taste of beer). A nice take on ethics and feelings. Well done! I look forward to reading more works.
- Let's Go Fishing: TIps on Hooking A Literary Agent (includes excerpt of "Sellout")
on Aug. 22, 2010
(no rating)
While the first seven pages were directed at tips for writing a good query letter, I was disappointed that the remainder of the ebook was a fiction excerpt.
- Long Way Down
on Aug. 22, 2010
Definite twists make for a surprising read. Though I wanted to know more about the character at the end.
