Classics ReMixed Vol. II

An anthology of short stories twisting classic stories and your imagination in all new ways.

Alternate versions of stories you know taking you in new directions.

From much-loved fairy fables to time-honored tales, no genre or classic is off-limits. Classics ReMixed II spins and twists divergent versions of old favorites and stories we all know. Be prepared to have all your…

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A wonderfully unique collection of stories
I was honored to be able to read this unique and eclectic collection of stories. Some of the authors I have read before, and others were quite new to this reader. In a collection as grand as this, it is not easy to pick out favorites, as I enjoyed reading them all. Each storyteller has a very interesting perception and writing style, and the classic story they “remixed” is a totally new take. The stories took me on a grand reading adventure, and many of the stories I went back and reread. All of these authors have quite a talent, and if these stories are just the beginning for these writers, they will definitely go far. Anyone who has written a short story knows that it is not easy just because it’s shorter. In some ways that makes it more difficult. A very magnificent collection from a group of talented writers. I look forward to reading more by these authors. This anthology is definitely recommended by Amy’s Bookshelf Reviews.

CONTENTS

• Pork v. Van Pelt by Lee Mandel
  The Three Pigs sue The Big Bad Wolf
• The Other Shoe Drops by Eric Andrews-Katz
  Cinderella like you’ve never seen her before
• Nevermore by Jay Seate
  A dark tale even Poe’s raven could not imagine
• Mystery of Yellow Play by Jason J. McCuiston
  Musketeers, mystification, and macabre mind control
• Clothes Encounters by Jonathan Shipley
  An extraterrestrial twist spins an embarrassing tale
• The Forest Green Primeval by Robert Allen Lupton
  A science fiction take on this jungle book
• Beowulf 2.0 by Kevin Henry
  Murder, mayhem, monsters, and family reunions
• Polyphemus and the Thieves by Chuck Thompson
  An odder odyssey
• The Dark Knightmare by Paul K. Metheney
  Superhero, the fantasies of a comatose child, or something worse?
• The Traveler by Steve Rouse
  Time machine twist or fantastic future?
• Princess Charming by Tom Howard
  A fairy tale princess who needs no rescuing
• The Hare’s Revenge by Aaron Hollingsworth
  The tortoise and the hare: the sequel
• Stoker’s Guest by Gary Earl Ross
  An author’s story slashed from history
• Upon A Star by Paul K. Metheney
  Not your Papa’s Pinocchio.
• A Full Remodel by Ann Stawski
  The three pigs…the wolf…only on a talk show
• Repunae by Aaron Hollingsworth
  Rapunzel like you can never see her again
• Perfidy to Pyre: The Fate of Puss in Boots by Michelle Mellon
  A Kitty Conundrum in Carabas
• The Nightmare of Briar Rose by Bridget Weldon
  A sleeping beauty struggles in the land of dreams
• She Calls by Thomas Beck
  Telltale heartbreak
• Gorgon Not Forgotten by Christopher Nadeau
  Revenge is a dish best served by family
• When River Fought Sea by Aaron Hollingsworth
  Pan and Poseidon incite an infernal origin
• The Little Starmaid by Rowena McGowan
  Who needs to swim and sing when you can walk among the stars?
• Red Queen, Mad Queen by Phoenix Grimm
  The Queen of Hearts is always your worst bet
• The Hangman Always Tugs Twice by Jack Bates
  The Wife of Bath, a Canterbury tale retold
• It’s a Long Way to Grandma’s by Rory Robertson
  World War II seen through Red’s eyes
• Fairy Tale Ending by Elizabeth Hosang
  Payback is a…Cinderella