Plowshare Media is delighted to announce the addition of this fabulous title to our imprint:

The Genie Who Had Wishes of his Own: 21^st-Century Fables

written and illustrated by Margaret Harmon

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Margaret Harmon's books!

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Margaret Harmon has a new collection of original fables, 
The Genie Who Had Wishes of his Own: 21^st-Century Fables. 

·        Idealistic architect Zoe, in “One Piece of Perfection,” creates a building that might heal the Earth . . . if she can protect it from the people living in it.

·        Health-food expert Myrna decides to rescue her husband from a nutritional wasteland in “The Woman Who Loved Her Husband.”  But Stanley’s a big man who likes ice cream.

·        Roger (“The Philanthropist”) makes himself a multibillionaire by exploiting workers, squeezing expenses and stretching loopholes—until he accidentally explodes his world.

·        Nina, who knows exactly what she wants, finds a genuine genie, who discovers what he wants, in “Freeing the Genie."

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Margaret Harmon’s award-winning humor and fiction
appear in national publications and on public radio. She is the
author-illustrator of The Man Who Learned to Walk In Shoes
That Pinch: Contemporary Fables and A Field Guide to North
American Birders: A Parody. She lives in San Diego with her
husband. For the latest information, please visit her website at:
margaretharmon.com

What people are saying about it:

“Fantastic!”
—Ray Bradbury, author of Fahrenheit 451

“Growing up with Aesop, Phaedrus, and La Fontaine at

easy reach, I was critical of modern attempts—that is, until James Thurber, the toughest act of all to follow.  Well, comes now before us Margaret Harmon with her collection, and the prospects are bright for some fabulous reading once again.”

—Shelly Lowenkopf, author of The Fiction Writer’s Handbook

“Very clever.”

—Barnaby Conrad, author of Matador

“There is something hedonistic and luxurious inherent in these fables.”

—Carolyn See, author of There Will Never Be Another You

“Our morally bankrupt culture has been starving for a collection of relevant and applicable behavioral lessons. 
Our desperate calls are answered, thanks to Margaret Harmon’s long-overdue book.”
—Robert Vavra, author of Vavra’s Vision:  Equine Images

“Wonderful, unexpected resolutions gently prod us to consider our own relationships.”

—Pam Dixon, author of Online Privacy                            

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