Can a feral refrigerator find a reason to exist? A once-proud center of a family’s kitchen now sits beneath an underpass, abandoned and biding its time.
And can a dragon–bent on domination beyond his wildest dreams—turn aside from power for the sake of love?
And is the platypus bound by the constraints of time and space like everyone else?
These tales included and more–so dive in and discover characters and settings both familiar and strange. And when you’re done, don’t forget to leave pizza and beer out for the jobsite elves.
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As you can see, I’ve got a new short story collection out, and I’m really proud of this one, including the cover, which I painted. So if you’re in the mood for some quick story snippets, why not check these out?
Lots of great reviews on goodreads:
https://cathleentownsend.com/2019/08/31/to-the-victor-tales-of-magic-and-adventure/.
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You can find To the Victor in all the usual places.
Amazon US: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TF3PYX2/
Amazon UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07TF3PYX2/
Amazon Canada: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07TF3PYX2/
Amazon Australia: https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B07TF3PYX2/
Barnes and Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/to-the-victor-cathleen-townsend/1132187097?ean=2940156593668
Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/search?query=cathleen+townsend+to+the+victor
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Cathleen_Townsend_To_the_Victor_Tales_of_Magic_and?id=XrwYEAAAQBAJ
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And for those of you who like to know the stories behind the stories, this post will fill you in on where I got my ideas. Everything from being incredibly bored during jury duty to an homage to an old friend and an unexpected delay in a truck stop–it’s all here.
The Stories Behind To the Victor: Tales of Magic and Adventure
Happy Reading! : )
Congratulations, Cathleen. I am going over to Amazon now.
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Thanks so much, Robbie. Hope you enjoy the read. : )
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Woo hoo, nice! Just bought myself a copy. 😀 I love refrigerators and platypi.
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Yeah, I decided that at least my main characters were going to be unique. Hope you like it; I’m proud of this one.
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Congrats, Cathleen. Sounds like a great book, and I know the cover is gorgeous. You are multi-talented.
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Thanks, Sharon. I had to tighten up my normal painting style considerably to paint covers, but hopefully I’ve got it dialed in. : )
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That’s something I didn’t know about – thanks for sharing.
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Love the premise of this book, Cathleen. Good luck with it!
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Thanks so much, Jacqui. : )
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Congratulations Cathleen. The cover is lovely. Wishing you great success.
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Thanks, Balroop! : )
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Congratulations, Cathleen! 🙂 On my kindle…
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What a friend! Thanks, Bette! ❤
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Congrats! I love short stories, I honestly think they are harder to write than novels.
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Not so much harder, but different. Less detail, more narrative. It’s really almost a game–how spare you can get the language while keeping the reader engaged. : )
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Congratulations!
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Thanks, Victoria! Every time I publish, it’s this weird anxiety fest. It feels so good to have Victor out in the world. : )
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Congratulation for the new release. Those 3 questions are imaginative and provoking.
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Thanks so much, Jina. I struggled with that blurb–I eventually whittled those questions down from five. : )
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Sounds like time for a review, Cathleen. Congrats on the release. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Diana. It’s a terrific review. ❤
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