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Wicked Women
Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber
Wicked Women
Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber
From thieves and tyrants to witches and warriors, here are twelve tales of women who gleefully write their own rules, women who’ll bend or break the social norms, who'll skate along the edge of the law and generally aim to misbehave.
Contents:
Juliet E. McKenna - Win Some, Lose Some
Christine Morgan - The Shabti-Maker
Tom Johnstone - Kravolitz
A. R. Aston - No Place of Honour
Adrian Tchaikovsky - This Blessed Union
Sam Stone - The Book of the Gods
Chloë Yates - How to be the Perfect Housewife
Stephanie Burgis - Red Ribbons
Jonathan Ward - A Change in Leadership
Jaine Fenn - Down at the Lake
Zen Cho - The First Witch of Damansara
Gaie Sebold - A Change of Heart
First published by Fox Spirit Books in October 2014
ISBN: 978-1-9093486-9-1
Paperback edition £6.99 - available from:
Amazon UK 
(and other regional Amazons) | Spacewitch
Ebook edition £3.59 - available from:
Amazon UK (and other regional Amazons) |
DRM free from Spacewitch
Awards!
British Fantasy Award 2015 Best Short Story nomination - Gaie Sebold/A Change of Heart
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The Alchemy Press Book of Urban Mythic #2
Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber
There is magic out there on the street and the Mythic are alive and well and creating chaos in a city near you.
Fourteen fabulous authors bring you tales of wonder and horror, with ancient curses and modern charms, strange things in the Underground, murder and redemption, corporate cults and stalwart guardians, lost travellers and wandering gods, fortune tellers and urban wizards, dragons, fae and unspeakable beasts.
Cover by Ben Baldwin
Contents:
Introduction - Jan Edwards & Jenny Barber [interview]
Ian Whates – Default Reactions [interview]
Gaie Sebold – Underground
James Brogden – The Smith of Hockley [interview]
Graham Edwards – A Night to Forget [interview]
Joyce Chng – Dragonform Witch [interview]
Mike Resnick – The Wizard of West 34th Street [interview]
Anne Nicholls – The Seeds of a Pomegranate [interview]
Adrian Tchaikovsky – Family Business [interview]
Jaine Fenn – Not the Territory [interview]
Christopher Golden – Under Cover of Night [interview]
Zen Cho – Fish Bowl [interview]
Kate Griffin – An Inspector Calls [interview]
Jonathan Oliver – White Horse [interview]
Alison Littlewood – The Song of the City [interview]
"When we think of a wonder, our minds go most often to the great buildings of the past - the pyramids, the Taj Mahal, Stonehenge - but the human mind can make almost anything wondrous. We walk with wonders every day, through the power of curiosity and imagination and our human tendency to make stories about what we fear, what we desire, what we wish to understand. This collection offers new glimpses into the wonder we all feel." From Kari Sperring's introduction.
Discover standing stones, burial mounds, ruined castles and sunken cities: the ancient sites that litter our landscapes; the ancient wonders that possess a mysterious appeal that cannot be denied.
Reviews!
Ginger Nuts of Horror | Hub Magazine #146 | SFCrowsnest
"Entertaining, fresh and easy to read" – Fortean Times, Feb 2013
ISBN: 978-1-9093486-9-1
Paperback edition £6.99 - available from:
Amazon UK (and other regional Amazons) | Spacewitch Ebook edition £3.59 - available from:
Amazon UK (and other regional Amazons) |
DRM free from Spacewitch
Awards!
British Fantasy Award 2015 Best Short Story nomination - Gaie Sebold/A Change of Heart
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The Alchemy Press Book of Urban Mythic #2
Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber
Presenting twelve more stories of myth and magic in the modern age...
Cover by Edward Miller
Contents:
First published by Alchemy Press in September 2014
ISBN: 978-0-9573489-9-8
Paperback edition £10 / $15 available from:
Amazon UK (and other regional Amazons) | Spacewitch
Ebook editions: £3.21 / $5.14
Amazon UK
(and) other regional Amazons!) |
DRM free from Spacewitch
Awards!
British Fantasy Award 2015 nomination - Best Anthology
Reviews!
Murder, Mayhem & More
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The Alchemy Press Book of Urban Mythic
Tanith Lee - The Mermaid
K T Davies - For the Memory of Jane
Adrian Tchaikovsky - Where the Brass Band Plays
James Brogden - How to Get Ahead in Avatising
Sarah Ash - La Vouivre
Pauline E Dungate - Trapped in the Web
Carl Barker - The West Dulwich Horror
Marion Pitman - The Cupboard of Winds
Chico Kidd - Blood*uckers - Chico Kidd
Christine Morgan - High School Mythical: Asgard
Andrew Coulthard - Paradise Walk
Lou Morgan - Death and the Weaver
First published by Alchemy Press in September 2014
ISBN: 978-0-9573489-9-8
Paperback edition £10 / $15 available from:
Amazon UK
(and other regional Amazons) | SpacewitchEbook editions: £3.21 / $5.14
Amazon UK
(and) other regional Amazons!) | DRM free from Spacewitch
Awards!
British Fantasy Award 2015 nomination - Best Anthology
Reviews!
Murder, Mayhem & More
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The Alchemy Press Book of Urban Mythic
Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber
There is magic out there on the street and the Mythic are alive and well and creating chaos in a city near you.
Fourteen fabulous authors bring you tales of wonder and horror, with ancient curses and modern charms, strange things in the Underground, murder and redemption, corporate cults and stalwart guardians, lost travellers and wandering gods, fortune tellers and urban wizards, dragons, fae and unspeakable beasts.
Cover by Ben Baldwin
Contents:
Introduction - Jan Edwards & Jenny Barber [interview]
Ian Whates – Default Reactions [interview]
Gaie Sebold – Underground
James Brogden – The Smith of Hockley [interview]
Graham Edwards – A Night to Forget [interview]
Joyce Chng – Dragonform Witch [interview]
Mike Resnick – The Wizard of West 34th Street [interview]
Anne Nicholls – The Seeds of a Pomegranate [interview]
Adrian Tchaikovsky – Family Business [interview]
Jaine Fenn – Not the Territory [interview]
Christopher Golden – Under Cover of Night [interview]
Zen Cho – Fish Bowl [interview]
Kate Griffin – An Inspector Calls [interview]
Jonathan Oliver – White Horse [interview]
Alison Littlewood – The Song of the City [interview]
First published by Alchemy Press in November 2013
ISBN: 978-0-9573489-3-6
Paperback edition £10 / $15 available from:
Amazon UK
| Amazon USA | Barnes & Noble | Spacewitch
Ebook editions: £3.21 / $5.14
Amazon UK | Amazon USA (also in other regional Amazons!) |
DRM free from Spacewitch
Awards!
British Fantasy Award 2014 Best Short Story nomination - Adrian Tchaikovsky/Family Business
Reviews!
The Book Lovers Boudoir | Murder Mayhem & More
A Fantastical Librarian |
ISBN: 978-0-9573489-3-6
Paperback edition £10 / $15 available from:
Amazon UK
| Amazon USA | Barnes & Noble | Spacewitch Ebook editions: £3.21 / $5.14
Amazon UK | Amazon USA (also in other regional Amazons!) |
DRM free from Spacewitch
Awards!
British Fantasy Award 2014 Best Short Story nomination - Adrian Tchaikovsky/Family Business
Reviews!
The Book Lovers Boudoir | Murder Mayhem & More
A Fantastical Librarian |
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The Alchemy Press Book of Ancient Wonders
Edited by Jan Edwards and Jenny Barber
"When we think of a wonder, our minds go most often to the great buildings of the past - the pyramids, the Taj Mahal, Stonehenge - but the human mind can make almost anything wondrous. We walk with wonders every day, through the power of curiosity and imagination and our human tendency to make stories about what we fear, what we desire, what we wish to understand. This collection offers new glimpses into the wonder we all feel." From Kari Sperring's introduction.
Discover standing stones, burial mounds, ruined castles and sunken cities: the ancient sites that litter our landscapes; the ancient wonders that possess a mysterious appeal that cannot be denied.
Adrian Tchaikovsky – Bones [interview]
James Brogden – If Street [interview]
Shannon Connor Winward - Passage [interview]
Pauline E. Dungate – One Man’s Folly [interview]
Anne Nicholls - Dragonsbridge [interview]
Peter Crowther – Gandalph Cohen and the Land at the End of the Working Day [interview]
Misha Herwin – The Satan Stones [interview]
Lynn M. Cochrane – Ringfenced [interview]
Bryn Fortey – Ithica or Bust [interview]
Adrian Cole – The Sound of Distant Gunfire [interview]
William Meikle – The Cauldron of Camulos [interview]
John Howard – Time and the City [interview]
Selina Lock – The Great and Powerful
Aliette de Bodard - Ys [interview]
James Brogden – If Street [interview]
Shannon Connor Winward - Passage [interview]
Pauline E. Dungate – One Man’s Folly [interview]
Anne Nicholls - Dragonsbridge [interview]
Peter Crowther – Gandalph Cohen and the Land at the End of the Working Day [interview]
Misha Herwin – The Satan Stones [interview]
Lynn M. Cochrane – Ringfenced [interview]
Bryn Fortey – Ithica or Bust [interview]
Adrian Cole – The Sound of Distant Gunfire [interview]
William Meikle – The Cauldron of Camulos [interview]
John Howard – Time and the City [interview]
Selina Lock – The Great and Powerful
Aliette de Bodard - Ys [interview]
First published by Alchemy Press in September 2012
ISBN: 978-0-9532260-8-5
Paperback edition £10 / $15 available from:
Ebook editions £3.28 / $4.99 available from:
Amazon UK (and other regional Amazons) | (Epub) Weightless Books
(More e-retailers to follow!)
Reviews!
Ginger Nuts of Horror | Hub Magazine #146 | SFCrowsnest
"Entertaining, fresh and easy to read" – Fortean Times, Feb 2013
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