Travel to cold Seattle and the see the world from the viewpoint of a private investigator who just happens to be a ghost, then go down to the creole fairy courts of Louisiana, learn the secrets of 9s and how the raven warriors take care of their own. Here are 13 tales of fantasy and wonder, sweet and savory, to fill you up just right. Tales include: "Hell By Any Other Name", "To Hell And Back", and "Hell for the Holidays": stories set after the shredding of the veils between the seen and the unseen worlds when the living learned they weren't alone. Andy had seen it all, done it all as a human police detective, now, as a ghost, he still works as a private investigator. "Magpie": When Sarah finds a beautiful, porcelain bird hidden inside a hollow brick inside her fireplace, she just thinks it's odd. Then her jewelry starts going missing. What will the magpie steal next? "True Vision": Devil? Angel? Gabriella has lived all her life following other people's plans, using their definitions of her body, allowing them to judge her abilities. Finally, though, Gabriella is ready to take matters into her own hands. "Slipping the Leash": Twyla learned early how to fight. The kids knew she was different, but she figured that was just her African-American dad and her Japanese mom. Now she learns just how different she is: she's not even human. "Golden Charms": As a child, Jolene learned she had a gift. She could see people's fates: they appeared as a golden charm around the person's neck. She didn't want her gift, though. She just wanted a normal life—a job, a husband, and kids. Three years later, Jolene can't get pregnant. What must she sacrifice to make her dreams come true? "Hunting Ghosts in the Machine": Overcrowding, pollution and acid rain have reduced humanity's livable areas. For most, space is achieved through virtual reality. Only a few see behind the mask. They're the collectors, who hunt the ghosts in the machine. But who watches the watchers? "Were-Teen": Patrice is happy, successful, and cursed. Every month during the full moon she reverts to her awkward teen-aged self, complete with braces and acne. This year, it's Patrice's 25 year high school reunion. She finally has a chance to confront the witch who cursed her, and maybe get the spell reversed. "The Secrets of 9s": One of the secrets of 9s: they always return. They may come disguised in the coyness of eights, with the rigid line of the one hidden at their back. Or maybe you mistake them for fours marching across burnt fields, not seeing their friends, the fat fives, until it's much too late. Other secrets are that 9s are anarchists, hyper-local, and stand alone at the end. Come learn about the 9s and their more militant anarchists. "The Other Story": Once upon a time in the kingdom of Illumignot lived the handsome King Franklin and the clever Queen Isabella. They loved each other dearly and their only wish was to have a child. After a decade of trying, the brave Prince Kyle was born. All the kingdom celebrated. That night, while they all slept, the Blue Fairy came and stole all their shadows. "The Doom of Alokai Temple": Storm has lived alone all her life, shunned like all witches, for her gift of prophecy. However, every augury comes with a geas to tell the person their future. This time it's the doom of Alokai temple and the priestesses who burn witches. "The Third Raven": The raven clan takes pride in three things: the education of their children, the fierceness of their warriors, and how they care for their own. However, Pedrek, a retired raven warrior, finds a raven clan boy alone in a remote mountain village, ignorant of his heritage as well as cursed: looking like a dreaded half-breed, with one human arm and one black raven's wing.

Baker's Dozen

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Cutter, Leah

Fantasy

Knotted Road Press

The Jaguar and the Wolf

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Fiction River Special Edition: Spies (Fiction River: An Original Anthology Magazine (Special Edition))

Rusch, Kristine Kathryn

Collins, Ron

River, Fiction

Silverthorne, Lisa

Hendrickson, David H.

Kingswood, Michael

Stier, David

Penrose, Angela

McNabb, Jamie

Short Stories & Anthologies

WMG Publishing

Fiction River: Doorways to Enchantment: An Original Anthology Magazine

Jeschonek, Robert

Collins, Brigid

Dermatis, Dayle A.

Chase, Sabrina

Rabe, Mary Jo

Mears, Stefon

Crowe, Dory

Fiction River

Travel to cold Seattle and the see the world from the viewpoint of a private investigator who just happens to be a ghost, then go down to the creole fairy courts of Louisiana, learn the secrets of 9s and how the raven warriors take care of their own. Here are 13 tales of fantasy and wonder, sweet and savory, to fill you up just right.

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Someone murders Cassie's best friend in the alley behind the sex toy shop she manages.To make her day even better, the pre-cog working the case declares that Cassie saw the event. Which would put her in two places at the same time. Impossible. Cassie has no special abilities. Not unless you consider sarcasm a superpower."Poisoned Pearls"—the first novel in a fast-paced urban fantasy series—follows our irreverent heroine on her journey through an alternate (though just as wintery cold) Minneapolis.Be sure to read the rest of the novels in this series as well, "Tainted Waters," "Spoiled Harvest," and "Bloodied Ice".

Poisoned Pearls (The Cassie Stories)

Sisters-in-Arms (Thrill Ride - the Magazine)

Ambrose, E. Chris

Reed, Annie

Glenn, Teel James

Chase, Joslyn

Teja, Ed

Freeborn, Richard

May, Kim

Buchman, M.L.

Swardson, Anne

Buchman Bookworks, Inc.

Xiao Yen loses her luck at the most inauspicious time: just before her first employment, protecting foreigners with her magic while they travel through the Middle Kingdom, along the last part of the Silk Road.
Despite contracts and agreements, Xiao Yen's fealty remains with her family. She must distinguish herself on the road in order to catch the eye of a legend and earn an immortal peach.
How can Xiao Yen hope to fulfill her promises to either her family or her clients when, because of her missing luck, she fails at everything she turns her hand to?
Come travel with Xiao Yen on a magical journey through a magical land in this unusual, vividly-told historic fantasy.

Paper Mage

Cutter, Leah R.

Do you ever look at other writers who are further along the path and wonder how they got there? What they had to do to dig themselves out of the myths, get themselves unstuck, and moving forward?\nWriters aren't born with all that knowledge of craft and writing process. They figure it out and learn it the hard way.\nFortunately, you don't have to start from scratch, though the journey is long and neverending.\nThis book will give you clues: signposts to help you along your journey, on becoming a better writer, improving your craft, and getting out of your own way.\nYou must still do the work. I cannot want it more than you do. But the sooner you start, the sooner you'll be on your way.\nThe Business for Breakfast series contains bite-sized business advice. This is a 201 level book, with intermediate advice for the professional.\nBe sure to read all the books in this series!

Improving Your Craft for the Professional Writer (Business for Breakfast)

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Midwinter Fae (A Procession of Faeries)

Ferguson, Jamie

Sharp, Anthea

Edstrom, Eric Kent

Walker, Leslie Claire

Dubé, Marcelle

Logan, Deb

Blackbird Publishing

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