Writer's Block — Ronnie G. Anderson

Take one small town community college writing professor suffering from writer's block and introduce him to one of the real Greek goddesses who just happened to be the muse Thalia, and we have mischief in the making. True, Thalia is the goddess of bloom, and Kelly Kay Kronos is a brown haired young college student who has a special "green thumb" to end all green thumbs, she only identifies with the ancient Greek goddess and has no idea that she actually harbors the spirit of the goddess herself. As time passes she discovers more of her goddess powers and memories, some of which would lead her to think that in a family feud she had destroyed the entire pantheon of Greek gods and goddesses. She has no idea that the other Graces, Euphrosyne and Aglaia are looking for their sister to return her to the fold. One side effect of being friends with Miss Kelly Kay Kronos (the goddess Thalia) is the fact that she is above all a fertility goddess. Now isn't that just what society wants turned loose on a college campus where that sort of thing comes naturally anyway?