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[close] Welcome to Short Story and Novella Readers (SSNR)! 📖 Do you love short, powerful stories? This is the place for you! We talk about great short stories and novellas. We find new voices in short stories and enjoy the deep stories in novellas. Join us to chat about books and find new favorites. If you want a quick read or just love short stories, you're welcome here. Let's enjoy the magic of short books together! ✨

[close] Hosted by Layla Morgan Wilde, cat behaviorist, author/editor of Black Cats Tell All: True Tales and Inspiring Images (Aug. 2017), blogger at Cat Wisdom 101 and not so crazy cat lady, invites you to join, if you love cats and books but especially cat books. For the past six years I've reviewed hundreds of cat books and want to share my love of cats and books in a cozy, informal place. Any genre is welcome. Fiction, nonfiction, children's books, graphic novels, cozy mysteries, anthologies, you name it, as long as there are CATS, let's discuss. Cats of course are welcome on your lap or keyboard. Okay, anywhere because we all know cats rule.

[close] Short Story Anthologies. Here's the place to read and discuss them.

[close] This group is meant for indie authors that would like to cooperate with other indie authors in order to create a cooperatively published anthology while keeping as close as possible to the indie experience. A free anthology can be a marketing tool much more powerful than individual free shorts we might publish. A non-free anthology may allow you to escape the short-story-unfriendly pricing and royalty conditions of major channels like Amazon. If you as an author write short stories, join this group and lets see how we can give birth to anthologies without giving up the indie spirit.