A Taste of Life and Love in Australia by Margaret Lynette Sharp

(my editor) is well known for his musicality, as evidenced by his creation of the Grand Organ in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, the musically exalted organ at Knox Grammar, and others.

My husband and editor Ronald Sharp B.E.M. It’s a toss up in my mind: whether my personal favourite literary effort of mine is ‘A Taste of Life and Love in Australia’ or ‘Long and Short Australian Stories’.Ĭurrently, the latter is outstripping the former in the Amazon ranking, yet, by virtue of its review numbers and verdicts, ‘A Taste…’ wins, hands down. Tags: Australian Short Stories, Encore, Kindle, literature, love, margaret lynette sharp, paperback, Romance, Ronald Sharp, self-published

If this is your genre, and you like to support Australian writers, then why not check out this brand new release? It will be on sale soon, both as a Kindle edition and in paperback through Amazon. There is a twist to this tale which, if revealed at present, would tend to spoil the enjoyment of its readers: so I’ll leave it for your discovery. Of its twenty-five stories, my particular favourite is ‘To The Beautiful Brigitte’: a story of a relationship fostered by the writing of love-letters in that most romantic of languages, French. In common with all the other volumes, it’s edited by my husband, the organ-builder best known for his massive creation in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall: Ronald Sharp. Certainly, within its pages there are echoes of its stablemates, both in terms of themes and diversity of characters. Many months in the pipeline, it has finally emerged: a brand new ‘baby’, hopefully full of promise.Īs its name suggests, ‘Encore’ is a celebration of what has come before it: uplifting stories of love, romance, and life. It’s with great pleasure that I announce the publication of my seventh title: ‘Encore’: a collection of vignettes and Short Stories.

A Taste of Life and Love in Australia by Margaret Lynette Sharp