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Short Stories: A Dark and Wonderful History

Posted on April 23, 2017May 24, 2017 by ta_s57a2u

Dark fantasy stories based in the same secondary world, centered around women.

  • “The Gallows Wife,” Semaphore Magazine & 2009 anthology, reprinted in Shadows Within Shadows.
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  • “The Loving and Keeping of Wolves,” WolfSongs 2  EPPIE Winner Best Anthology of 2011
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  • “How the Woman Brought Death,” All About Eve
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  • “The Godslayer’s Wife,” Beneath Ceaseless Skies #71 (available on Kindle)
  • “Invitation of the Queen,” Beneath Ceaseless Skies #52 (available on Kindle)
  • “Goldenseed,” Thoughtcrime Experiments anthology
    • Find it at:  Amazon   Better World Books
  • “Silver Chests and Plain Sight,” Bards and Sages Quarterly, reprinted online at Voluted Tales
  • “So Cold My Blood Freezes,” Champagne Shivers magazine
  • “The Forest Gods,” Fantastique Unfettered #5

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