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Michael and his wife Elizabeth have a small farm in the Sierra foothills where Michael dreams of adventures and puts them to pixels.

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Best Short Stories from the Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest 2014 Jan 13, 2014

by Linda Davis , Erin Bartels , Stephen G. Eoannou , Morgan Hunt , Christine Venzon , Robert Steven Williams , Mary Flynn , Sharon J. Mondragon , Johanna Bilbo , Kendall Klym , Bill Wasserzieher , Elizabeth Brown , Willa Elizabeth Schmidt , Barbara Yost , Jacquelin Cangro , Elizabeth Rosen , Gregory Johansson , Kay Gill , Marta Sprout , Michael Easterling , Cheryl Bartoszek , Michael Knight

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The Best Short Stories from the Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest 2014 hosts 21 must-read, prize-winning short stories. Lose yourself in fiction. You'll laugh, cry, and be inspired by this extraordinary fiction collection. The Saturday Evening Post has published fiction by a who’s who of American authors — F. Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner, Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Ray Bradbury, Louis L’Amour, Sinclair Lewis, Jack London, and more — and continues to support the legacy of the American storyteller with this collection from some of the greatest up-and-coming fiction writers today: Linda Davis, Erin Bartels, Stephen G. Eoannou, Morgan Hunt, Christine Venzon, Robert Steven Williams, Mary Flynn, Sharon J. Mondragon, Johanna Bilbo, Kendall Klym, Bill Wasserzieher, Elizabeth Brown, Willa Elizabeth Schmidt, Barbara Yost, Jacquelin Cangro, Elizabeth Rosen, Gregory Johansson, Kay Gill, Marta Sprout, Michael Easterling, and Cheryl Bartoszek
With an introduction from author of The Typist, Michael Knight, and preface by Saturday Evening Post Editorial Director Steven Slon.

Jasper Dec 22, 2019

by Michael Easterling

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Hoping to leave behind the horrors of the Great War, a young Welshman travels to the California desert to try his hand at prospecting, only to discover that the riches of California are more than just its gold.

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Christmas Eve on the Underground Railroad: and other Christmas stories Sep 30, 2018

by Michael Easterling

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Christmas, it has been said, is many things to many people. In these seven stories the meaning of Christmas is as varied as the time and circumstances in which they take place. A young Quaker recalls Christmas as a time when he received the courage to shelter fugitives. A Dutch fisherman is driven to despair by his own compulsive gift giving. An Amish housewife seeks resolution for a life haunted by the image of a Christmas tree.
Of course, Christmas is foremost a celebration of the birth of Christ, and a time for life made anew, which is why we delight in the redemption of Scrooge. But what of poor Jacob Marley whose sacrifice made possible Scrooge’s salvation?
Christmas is also a time we associate with miracles, and a miraculous gift from Santa Claus allows a boy to make peace with the senseless death of his parents.
And lest it be forgotten that Christmas is a time for joy and playful celebration, there are Roy and Willis, two handymen bent on playing Christmas carols on a pipe organ fashioned out of a pickup truck.
Lastly, in a children’s story, a hermit finds Christmas to be the chance to help a mysterious stranger dressed in black.
Seven stories, seven different Christmases, yet all united by this: Christmas is special to all.

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Ramblin' Red Jan 13, 2020

by Michael Easterling

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It’s tough being the new kid in school, especially when you’re the smallest and the smartest. The combination of all three is like a sign on your back saying, “Kick me!” to every passing bully. No wonder Milton Mickelsen escapes into the stories he writes about Ramblin’ Red. Ramblin’ Red is a hard-riding, straight-shooting cowboy straight out of an old Western movie. Tall, strong, resourceful and confident, Ramblin’ Red is everything Milton yearns to be. But when the school van crashes in a remote wilderness area, Milton cannot look to Ramblin’ Red for help. If they hope to survive, it will be up to Milton, calling upon his own resources, to make his way across country in a snowstorm to get help.Ramblin’ Red is a book for any for middle-grade reader who has ever experienced being the odd person out. A high adventure, it is told with insight, humor and fast-paced action.

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Sweet Hope: An Appalachian Ghost Story Apr 26, 2019

by Michael Easterling

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Assistant professor of anthropology Parry Euphrates is ready for a change, and when her friend, guitar playing legend Adam Manly Singer, shows up, she is more than willing to lend an ear to Adam’s proposal: to dig up the grave of a man made famous in a murder ballad. Adam sweetens his bid with descriptions of the peace and beauty of Hoagland Holler, West Virginia where the man is supposedly buried; also with nights spent around a campfire, sipping moonshine and serenading the stars with their guitars.It all sounds great to Parry. Yet little does she realize that in digging up the grave, she will also be resurrecting an old feud, and when the bullets start flying, she’ll be looking for help from beyond the grave.

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The Water at the End of the World Aug 15, 2017

by Michael Easterling

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While on his way to visit the healing waters of Tambo Puquio, the Capac Inca, emperor of Tahuantinsuyu, is forced to stop at the small village of Qomermoya. Perhaps this was the will of the gods, for there, Yana Mayu, an impetuous young woman, takes it upon herself to aid Topa Inca, the emperor’s ailing son. This act of kindness triggers a chain of events that will not only lead Yana on a journey of discovery, but will alter the course of history.
Learning that only the water at the end of the world can cure Topa, Yana becomes convinced that she has been chosen to find this healing water, for in a dream the gods have shown her a crystalline river flowing underground. But as Ipa, Yana’s knowing aunt, says, “nothing in dreams is clear.” Undeterred, Yana leaves her home and those she loves to travel lonely roads across ice-covered mountains and into the rainforest in search of the entrance to the underworld and the source of the water at the end of the world.
The Water at the End of the World is a retelling of an Andean legend as it realistically might have happened given the religion, politics and customs that characterized the height of the Inca Empire. It is descriptive of the natural beauty and majesty of the region’s diverse environments. It is a coming of age story certain to thrill both young adults and adults alike.

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