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Books By Lynn Hardaker
F is for Fairy (Alphabet Anthologies)
7 May, 2019
by
Rhonda Parrish,
Pete Aldin,
Steve Bornstein,
Andrew Bourelle,
Stephanie Cain,
Beth Cato,
Sara Cleto,
Cory Cone,
Danielle Davis,
Megan Engelhardt
₹ 372.00
“Anyone who believes that faeries are wee, golden-haired creatures with dragon-fly wings and sweet intentions has never met a real faerie.” –Suzanne Willis, “A Silver Thread Between Worlds”
Retellings of familiar favourites from new perspectives, and brand new stories share the pages of this fairy-themed collection. Within these offerings you’ll find fairy music and food, contracts (making and breaking them), changelings, circles and curses–these stories deliver all the things you already love about fairies and a few new tricks as well.
A dusting of dragons, shapeshifters and ogres accompany these tales which include feminist fairies overcoming trauma, Norse fairies breaking the rules to interfere in human affairs, intergalactic fairies hitching a ride to a new home, political satire featuring an idiot king and talking animals, a new Robin Archer story, fairy run nightclubs and so, so much more.
Altogether this anthology includes twenty-six brand new tales–one for each letter of the alphabet–from contributors Pete Aldin, Steve Bornstein, Andrew Bourelle, Stephanie A. Cain, Beth Cato, Sara Cleto, Cory Cone, Danielle Davis, Megan Engelhardt, Michael Fosburg, Joseph Halden, Lynn Hardaker, L.S. Johnson, Michael M. Jones, Jeanne Kramer-Smyth, Samantha Kymmell-Harvey, C.S. MacCath, Jonathan C. Parrish, Alexandra Seidel, Michael B. Tager, Rachel M. Thompson, Laura VanArendonk Baugh, Brittany Warman, Lilah Wild, Suzanne J. Willis and BD Wilson.
Retellings of familiar favourites from new perspectives, and brand new stories share the pages of this fairy-themed collection. Within these offerings you’ll find fairy music and food, contracts (making and breaking them), changelings, circles and curses–these stories deliver all the things you already love about fairies and a few new tricks as well.
A dusting of dragons, shapeshifters and ogres accompany these tales which include feminist fairies overcoming trauma, Norse fairies breaking the rules to interfere in human affairs, intergalactic fairies hitching a ride to a new home, political satire featuring an idiot king and talking animals, a new Robin Archer story, fairy run nightclubs and so, so much more.
Altogether this anthology includes twenty-six brand new tales–one for each letter of the alphabet–from contributors Pete Aldin, Steve Bornstein, Andrew Bourelle, Stephanie A. Cain, Beth Cato, Sara Cleto, Cory Cone, Danielle Davis, Megan Engelhardt, Michael Fosburg, Joseph Halden, Lynn Hardaker, L.S. Johnson, Michael M. Jones, Jeanne Kramer-Smyth, Samantha Kymmell-Harvey, C.S. MacCath, Jonathan C. Parrish, Alexandra Seidel, Michael B. Tager, Rachel M. Thompson, Laura VanArendonk Baugh, Brittany Warman, Lilah Wild, Suzanne J. Willis and BD Wilson.
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Mythic Delirium Magazine Issue 3.3
2 Jan, 2017
by
Jane Yolen,
Beth Cato,
Darcie Little Badger,
Sonya Taaffe,
Patricia Russo,
Lynn Hardaker,
Olchar E. Lindsann,
Morris Tanafon,
Paula Arwen Owen,
Mike Allen
₹ 239.54
Mythic Delirium starts off 2017 with stories and poems that provide chills of their own, independent of the fortunes of winter.
Morris Tanafon shows us a horrifying way to prevent a haunting in “Interred with Their Bones,” while Darcie Little Badger’s “The Famine King” conjures a zombie apocalypse so subtle you may wonder if it’s really there. Patricia Russo contemplates trees, enigmatic rituals and the afterlife, in “Observations on the Trees of Peace, the Chirping Lizards, and the Sea at the End of the World.”
Our poetry in this issue, from Beth Cato, Lynn Hardaker, Olchar E. Lindsann, Sonya Taaffe, and Jane Yolen, instructs in the catching of unicorns and release of familiars, the preferences of Baba Yaga and the battling of monsters, the mysteries of Carcosa and the depictions of dinosaurs.
These thought-provoking diversions will give you fuel to navigate the season, whatever the temperature might be in your part of the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
“Interred with Their Bones” by Morris Tanafon
“The Familiar” by Lynn Hardaker
“A Net to Snare a Unicorn” by Beth Cato
“The Famine King” by Darcie Little Badger
“Preventative Measures” by Beth Cato
“Feisty Girls” by Jane Yolen
“Observations on the Trees of Peace, the Chirping Lizards, and the Sea at the End of the World” by Patricia Russo
“Exile's Lament” by Olchar E. Lindsann
“The Warm Past” by Sonya Taaffe
Morris Tanafon shows us a horrifying way to prevent a haunting in “Interred with Their Bones,” while Darcie Little Badger’s “The Famine King” conjures a zombie apocalypse so subtle you may wonder if it’s really there. Patricia Russo contemplates trees, enigmatic rituals and the afterlife, in “Observations on the Trees of Peace, the Chirping Lizards, and the Sea at the End of the World.”
Our poetry in this issue, from Beth Cato, Lynn Hardaker, Olchar E. Lindsann, Sonya Taaffe, and Jane Yolen, instructs in the catching of unicorns and release of familiars, the preferences of Baba Yaga and the battling of monsters, the mysteries of Carcosa and the depictions of dinosaurs.
These thought-provoking diversions will give you fuel to navigate the season, whatever the temperature might be in your part of the world.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Munich Stories 2016: Illustrated Short Stories
20 Dec, 2016
by
Munich Artists,
Petra Winter,
Lynn Hardaker,
Steve Toase,
Nina Rye,
Sabine Magnet,
Diana Radovan,
Masha Baur,
Hazel Ang,
Pung Worathiti Manosroi
₹ 449.00
30 days. 6 writers. 6 visual artists. 48 short illustrated stories.
Writers: Steve Toase, Lynn Hardaker, Diana Radovan, Petra Winter, Nina V. Rye, Sabine Magnet.
Artists: Hazel Ang, Elizabeth Hughes, Pung Worathiti Manosroi, Natalia Zurakowska, Masha Baur, Jacqueline Cuts
Creative Director: Emmy Horstkamp
Sponsor & Organizer: Munich Artists & Kyfio UG
For the one month challenge, Emmy Horstkamp invited 6 writers to pick an artist and form a collaborative team. The teams chose two weekly topics and each partner worked on one topic for half a week. After half a week, the creatives switched their art pieces and used their teammates art piece to inspire their second story/illustration.
The project/book series is called Munich Stories because all the creatives have some connection to the city. The stories themselves are inspired by the themes chosen for this year's challenge.
All stories were written in English.
All editing was done in 2 weeks. (We tweaked it a bit more for the kindle version.)
The inspiration for Munich Stories comes from the November project, an art collaboration between Nina V. Rye and Masha Baur. Munich Artists has taken their November project idea and made it a bit bigger.
For 2017, we will be adding more teams and doing the project in both English and German. We hope you enjoy reading our 2016 Munich Stories challenge and following the artists as they work with their teammates and against time.
Writers: Steve Toase, Lynn Hardaker, Diana Radovan, Petra Winter, Nina V. Rye, Sabine Magnet.
Artists: Hazel Ang, Elizabeth Hughes, Pung Worathiti Manosroi, Natalia Zurakowska, Masha Baur, Jacqueline Cuts
Creative Director: Emmy Horstkamp
Sponsor & Organizer: Munich Artists & Kyfio UG
For the one month challenge, Emmy Horstkamp invited 6 writers to pick an artist and form a collaborative team. The teams chose two weekly topics and each partner worked on one topic for half a week. After half a week, the creatives switched their art pieces and used their teammates art piece to inspire their second story/illustration.
The project/book series is called Munich Stories because all the creatives have some connection to the city. The stories themselves are inspired by the themes chosen for this year's challenge.
All stories were written in English.
All editing was done in 2 weeks. (We tweaked it a bit more for the kindle version.)
The inspiration for Munich Stories comes from the November project, an art collaboration between Nina V. Rye and Masha Baur. Munich Artists has taken their November project idea and made it a bit bigger.
For 2017, we will be adding more teams and doing the project in both English and German. We hope you enjoy reading our 2016 Munich Stories challenge and following the artists as they work with their teammates and against time.
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The Colored Lens: Summer 2015
16 Jun, 2015
by
Bo Balder,
J.A. Becker,
Steve Bates,
Lynn Hardaker,
Jarod K. Anderson,
Jamie Brindle,
Sandra M. Odell,
Sean Robinson,
Andrew Kozma,
Steve Simpson
₹ 356.00
The goal of speculative fiction has always been to examine the real world through the lens of the imaginary. By considering what could be, we gain a better understanding of what is.
The Colored Lens strives to do exactly that. By publishing short stories and serialized novellas every quarter in genres ranging from fantasy, to science fiction, to slipstream or magical realism, we hope to help our readers see the world just a bit differently than before they came to us.
Featuring works by Rhoads Brazos, Steve Simpson, Andrew Kozma, Sean Robinson, Sandra M. Odell, Jamie Brindle, Jarod K. Anderson, Lynn Hardaker, Steve Bates, Bo Balder, and J.A. Becker.
Edited by Dawn Lloyd and Daniel Scott
The Colored Lens strives to do exactly that. By publishing short stories and serialized novellas every quarter in genres ranging from fantasy, to science fiction, to slipstream or magical realism, we hope to help our readers see the world just a bit differently than before they came to us.
Featuring works by Rhoads Brazos, Steve Simpson, Andrew Kozma, Sean Robinson, Sandra M. Odell, Jamie Brindle, Jarod K. Anderson, Lynn Hardaker, Steve Bates, Bo Balder, and J.A. Becker.
Edited by Dawn Lloyd and Daniel Scott
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