Chamber of Music (PSG International Anthology of Short Stories)

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Violins, pipes and cellos,
Orchestras, choirs and solos,
Songs to remember,
Songs to forget,
Songs to unmake the universe...
And songs to put it all right.

Have a seat in the Chamber of Music. These thirteen stories will take you to distant lands of faerie lords, lovelorn angels, plucky skyship pilots and plague-ravaged scavengers. They will guide you through our dark histories, our heartbreaks, our losses and revenges; our triumphs, escapes, recoveries and redemptions. No matter where, when, or whose story is being told, this collection will inspire and thrill you with the transformative power of music.

This, the second annual short story collection from PSG Publishing, contains the work of thirteen authors from seven countries writing in a variety of genres and styles. Featuring new stories from Charlotte Ashley, J.D. Carelli, Emerald Delmara, Dorchi Dreen, Kim Fry, Yzabel Ginsberg, Tim McFarlane, Ken Magee, Miloš Petrik, J.B. Roger, C. M. Rosens, Natasha Rowlin, and Adam Sigrist.

Proceeds from sales of the Chamber of Music will be donated to Musicians Without Borders, a global network organization using the power of music for healing and reconciliation in areas torn by war and conflict. For more information, visit http://www.musicianswithoutborders.org/.

Language: English

Pages: 252

Format: Paperback

Publisher: PSG Publishing

Release: November 14, 2014

ISBN: 1503079554

ISBN 13: 9781503079557

Chamber of Music (PSG International Anthology of Short Stories)

J.D. Carelli

4.6/5 ( ratings)

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Language: English

Pages: 252

Format: Paperback

Publisher: PSG Publishing

Release: November 14, 2014

ISBN: 1503079554

ISBN 13: 9781503079557

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Yzabel Ginsberg

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May 08, 2024

(Same old, same old: I don't allow myself to review/rate works I contributed to.)
Rio

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May 08, 2024

This collaborative work is breathtaking. There is fun and cheeky, eerie and reverent, light and dark. The works flow well creating a world we feel like we know in a time that aches to be remembered. Many different stories centered around sound, feeling, longing. A fantastic rainy day read!!!
Παναγιώτα Τσιμπαλίδη

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May 08, 2024

Finally, it's time for some long-overdue reviewing!I really enjoyed this volume, even better than last year's "Library of Dreams". The stories were captivating, evocative, a bit philosophical in many cases and mostly well written. And great cover art too!"Bone Music" was an interesting introduction to the collection. It gave off a sad, kinda desolate atmosphere that really hit the spot and made me empathize with the people involved in the story. It ended abruptly, but I didn't mind much, since i...

Yzabel Ginsberg

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May 08, 2024

(Same old, same old: I don't allow myself to review/rate works I contributed to.)

Rio

(4/5)

This collaborative work is breathtaking. There is fun and cheeky, eerie and reverent, light and dark. The works flow well creating a world we feel like we know in a time that aches to be remembered. Many different stories centered around sound, feeling, longing. A fantastic rainy day read!!!

Παναγιώτα Τσιμπαλίδη

Finally, it's time for some long-overdue reviewing!I really enjoyed this volume, even better than last year's "Library of Dreams". The stories were captivating, evocative, a bit philosophical in many cases and mostly well written. And great cover art too!"Bone Music" was an interesting introduction to the collection. It gave off a sad, kinda desolate atmosphere that really hit the spot and made me empathize with the people involved in the story. It ended abruptly, but I didn't mind much, since i...

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