Encore

'Encore' is the sixth collection of Australian Short Stories written by Sydney author Margaret Lynette Sharp, and edited by her husband Ronald William Sharp, the creator of the Grand Organ in the Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House. In common with her previous works, 'Encore' contains a selection of mainly romantic tales, overwhelmingly positive in theme. The author's favourites include 'At Sixteen: Annie's Story','To the Beautiful Brigitte', and 'The Locket'. Comprising twenty-five stories, this is a highly readable, attractively presented volume.

Margaret Lynette Sharp was born in Sydney, Australia in the mid-1950's, and moved from an inner-city suburb to leafy riverside southern suburb as a child. She studied Short Story Writing and Freelance Journalism for a total of five years, and won a limerick-writing competition some years ago. She is married to her editor, Ronald William Sharp, who is well known in musical circles as the creator of the Grand Organ in the Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House. In addition to six collections of Short Stories, Margaret has published a philosophical title: '60 Questions, Insights and Reminiscences'. Margaret's books have uniformly received positive reviews. She is a member of Goodreads and Twitter. Her hobbies include watercolour painting, swimming, playing the piano and piano accordion, and rock and roll dancing. She loves animals, and has a Maltese dog and two budgerigars.