Renee Alter

An Anthology of Modern Fairy Tales #2: 5 Original Tales About Wishful Happy Endings to Real & Imaginary Experiences Renee Alter

Publisher Marketing: I decided to start writing fictitious fairy tales to create very different imaginary outcomes to some of my stressful life experiences. I'd dream as big as I could and while writing it, stay connected to the way it feels as if I already have everything I could imagine. I'd begin to retrain my brain to only think possibilities and refuse to listen to old negative self-talk. Thus, I wrote a fairy tale of about 5,500 words - not enough for a book. However, I already started to think big, and posted in a Writer's Group on Facebook what other people thought about contributing stories for this project. And in thinking BIG, I got 35 initial responses. FAIRY TALE PROJECT was born. I am pleasantly surprised as to how many people love this idea of writing their own fairy tales. With all the positive energy growing out of everyone's excitement in this group, wonderful things for all of us are sure to begin manifesting! If you would like to submit a story for a future volume, go to FAIRY TALE PROJECT on Facebook and ask to join. The submission guidelines are on this site. If you do not use Facebook, email your inquiry to fairytaleproject9@gmail.com. Contributing authors will receive a discount code to order personal copies at a discount to give away to family / friends, and/or sell. Contributor Bio:  Alter, Renee Renee Alter is an author, speaker, and book publishing coach. Prior to re-inventing her life as an author, Ms. Alter worked numerous office jobs, had her own book-keeping business, raised her son, and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems at the University of Phoenix. Her hobbies include continuous education on a variety of topics, networking, song-writing, and music. She now resides in Central Texas.