A Fantasy Writers International Book | A Lost Genre Guild Book | |
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An anthology of high fantasy edited by Cynthia MacKinnon. Contributors are members of Fantasy Writers
International, a group of talented writers gleaned from the world’s largest fantasy/ sci-fi site elfwood.com. | Anthology of Christian speculative fiction by various authors featuring Canadian Horror writer A.P. Fuchs
and Lost Genre Guild founder Frank Creed. | Speculative Fiction from the Seven Stars. Edited by Lyndon Perry, these stories range from sci-fi and fantasy to thriller and supernatural. |
Two Books by CyberAliens Press |
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A compilation of the funniest fantasy and sci-fi humor in the galaxy. More than 30 short stories, limericks and poems by break out authors and seasoned veterans that will have you laughing so hard you'll wet your… | Howdy Pardner, step right on up for a belly full of laughs and a pot 'o beans! We aim ta get ya laughin', hollerin' and whoopin' so hard ya'll won't know which way's up from Sunday. |
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Tatoo: an anthology by students, alumni, and friends of the University of Canberra, Australia. (Edited by Francesca Rendle-Short. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, contributing author) | “Christmas seems to have been always with us. It is that time of year when we expect good cheer and goodwill, a moment's respite from the year's vicissitudes, solace during difficult times,” writes James Ballowe in his introduction to Christmas in Illinois. This book is about the holiday as remembered by Illinoisans. Some are widely familiar--John W. Allen, Gwendolyn Brook (Carolyn Neal, contributing author) | In July of 1947, Superlative Publications, based in Streator, Illinois, released a new pulp magazine by the name of Superlative Tales. Now, for the first time in 60 years, Ink & Feathers Comics is releasing the pulp that time forgot! Complete with original ads, art, and layouts, Superlative Tales is truly a blast from the past! (Andy Bowers, contributing author) |
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A collection of short stories written by fans of Marion Zimmer Bradley's "Darkover" series, edited by Ms. Bradley herself. (Maureen Shannon contributing author) |
Illustrated by Richard Svensson | Contains art by Lisa Eshkanazi | Contains illustrations by Cecily Webster |
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For those that enjoy fantasy, science fiction or poetry, David C. Kopaska-Merkel and Kendall Evans present a collection of speculative poetry. | A full-color artbook featuring the world, characters, and illustrations from Not All Kings Wear Gold by Adele Lorienne, Kelly Kilbourn, and other contributing artists. | The Phantom Queen, goddess of death, love and war, returns to strike fear into the hearts of mortals in this anthology. Meet a washerwoman on the shores of the river; cleaning the clothes of the soon-to-be-dead; try to bargain with the capricious goddess of war; hear the songs of the dead as they cry for justice; walk with heroes of the past. Revisit the world of the Celts; a land of mystical beauty, avarice, lust and war through stories told by Katharine Kerr, C.E. Murphy, Elaine Cunningham and Anya Bast, among many other talented authors. |