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A dark fantasy anthology with New York Times bestselling authors Kim Harrison, Melissa Marr, Jeaniene Frost, Vicki Pettersson and Jocelynn Drake coming in August 25, 2009.
Kim Harrison reveals a hidden adventure, as Jenks and Bis investigate a strange haunting...and find far more than they ever expected. Melissa Marr delivers her first adult story, featuring a young woman struggling to escape the supernatural fate of her family. Jeaniene Frost goes to New Orleans, where Bones must face down a ruthless pair of serial killers, while Vicki Pettersson returns to Sin City and the war between Light and Shadow, and one man's fight for his soul. Jocelynn Drake's tale is set in Savannah, where a strange murder calls the balance between human and nightwalker into question.
This is the sorta sequel to
Prom Dates from Hell (Cabot,
Harrison, Meyer, Myracle, Jaffe).
It's a collection of YA authors'
take on supernatural romance.
It will feature Scott Westerfeld,
Justine Larbalestier, Gabrielle
Zevin, & Laurie Faria Stolarz.
My story is a selchie tale that--like
the novels--is rooted in folklore
but with a bit of a modern twist.
Unlike the novels, it's a straight-up
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| "Pixie on a Pin," Flytrap
4 (May 2005). This received an HM in Year's
Best Horror & Fantasy 2005).
This one is a bit darker too.
Art, horror, choices, & facades
. . . This is one of the texts
that I've been most pleased with
on a personal level.
"Blessed Woman" Shadowed
Realms
(Dec 2004; reprinted in The
Book of Shadows Anthology Dec
2006)
This one is darker than the
rest of what's listed here. The
narrator (un)willingly chooses
being consumed from the inside
in pursuit of truth and knowledge.
Rumour has it that it's disturbed.
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My only story ever for the under 12 crowd
is out now. My daughter & I used to
read Cricket together, so getting a story
in there was a goal of mine. Wicked Lovely
started out as a story  calling "The
Sleeping Girl" that was requested
for revision for Cricket. I did two revisions--but
they ultimately declared it "too mature."
Seven months later, in 2005,
I wrote "Winter's Kiss" & sent
it in.
A year later, Summer 2006, I
rec'd a letter accepting my story.
A year and half later, it's
out.
Here's the cover of the December
2007 issue . . . a girl breathing
winter into existence . . .
"DECEMBER 2007 ISSUE--
Features include: Winter's Kiss,
Ice Skating at Night, The Raven's
Borcade, Cricket Readers Recommend,
Saoire's Story, Lace, Beyond
the Twilight Zone, Luminarias,
Frosted Fire, Winter, With Just
One Hand, Cello, Pick a Pickle,
Converstaion at Chanukah, Gregor
and the Sheep, Zoloushka the
Ash Girl" (SOURCE:
Their Site)
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