The Cell Phone Towers of Elfland is now available in paperback, Kindle and Kindle Unlimited from Amazon.com.
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40 Days in an Elvish Prison
Button didn’t quite know what he was doing when he signed up to travel with a bunch of dwarves. Now they’re stuck in an elvish prison and he has to free them.
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Hera of Lexington
Humans drove the Gavidarians off of their planet, but many treasured artifacts are still held by the colonizers. Hera and her team are going to get them back.
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The Cell Phone Towers of Elfland
When the doors to Fairyland opened, Ian was the salesman lucky enough to get the job of extending mobile network infrastructure into a land of magic and mystery.
The first goal of Anta Baku’s Positive Fantasy and Science Fiction is to provide a place where you can always go to read something light, something positive, and often something funny. I don’t hate grimdark, dystopia, or harsh social commentary, but I don’t like them sneaking up on me when I don’t expect it. You can count on stories here written with the intent to be easily enjoyable experiences.
The second goal is to make a place, and a quality presentation, for short stories presented in a series format with arc plot. Many of the most notable and lasting short stories in history have come in series, and audiences in all sorts of other media are clamoring for arc plot, but the short fiction publishing market is not currently set up to handle those things very well. I’m very interested in writing short series, especially humorous ones, so I’ve chosen this website to present them.
News:
June 25: Midyear update on the blog. The short summary is that things in the rest of my life are going so well that this project isn’t. And I don’t know when that will end. In fact I don’t really want it to.
December 6: Update on what to expect here going forward on the blog.
September 20: Chapter 15 of 40 Days in and Elvish Prison is the Finale, and the story is complete.
September 13: Chapter 14 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Folsom.
September 6: Chapter 13 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Alcatraz.
August 30: Chapter 12 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Guantanamo.
August 23: Chapter 11 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Attica.
August 16: Chapter 10 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Bastille.
August 9: Chapter 9 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Leavenworth.
August 2: Chapter 8 of Hera of Lexington.
July 26: Chapter 8 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Newgate.
July 19: Chapter 7 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Angola.
July 12: Chapter 6 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Dannemora.
July 11: The Kindle version of The Cell Phone Towers of Elfland is now available for purchase and on Kindle Unlimited.
July 9: The paperback of The Cell Phone Towers of Elfland went up early. You can order a copy here.
July 5: Chapter 7 of Hera of Lexington.
June 28: The Kindle version of The Cell Phone Towers of Elfland will be released on July 11. Preorders are available. A paperback version will also be along shortly; I should have news on that in the next week or so.
June 28: Chapter 5 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Joliet.
June 21: Chapter 4 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Robben.
June 14: Chapter 3 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Chino.
June 7: Chapter 6 of Hera of Lexington.
May 31: Chapter 2 of 40 Days in an Elvish Prison: Quentin.
May 24: The new fantasy series, 40 Days in an Elvish Prison, starts off with its first chapter: Button.
May 17: And we’re back with Chapter 5 of Hera of Lexington!
May 10: Announcing the relaunch of AntaBaku.com next week! I have three new stories ready to go, and we’ll be returning to Hera of Lexington next Wednesday, with a new fantasy series the week after. More details in my new blog post.
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