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Nothing to See but the Stars - Shoshana Groom
This collection of 11 fantasy/sci-fi short stories and one fantasy/Western novella is completely free on Apple, Kobo, Everand, Thalia, Smashworlds, Angus and Robertson, Vivlio, and Fable through June 8th! **The short stories are:**
"The Salvation of Aftenborg": An apocalyptic time-travel sci-fi; one of winners of The Pandemic-Resilient Cities Science Fiction Writing Contest. Published with *45th Parallel.*
"A Lesson for My Son": Dark fantasy and coming-of-age. Published with *Gaslamp Pulp.*
"Rivkah's Arguably Bad Day": Absurdist, humor, written when the author was 18 and sleep deprived. Published with *Crosscurrents.*
"The Beloved Sisters of the Sun-Bleached Hills": Dark fantasy rewriting of *One Thousand and One Nights.* Published with *Beneath Ceaseless Skies.*
"The Welfare Queens Go to Pluto": Satire, sci-fi, bitching of a fed-up social worker. Published with *Maudlin House.*
"The Holy Diplomat of Love and Evil": Sex sex sex. Original publication.
"The Vengeance of Snow White and Rose Red": Dark fantasy retelling of *Snow White and Rose Red*. This one is morbid, folks. Published with *Apricity Magazine.*
"Annika the Seafaring Cat": Exactly what it sounds like. Published with *PRISM.*
"The Raven of the Western Ridge": Super duper duper dark fantasy. Retelling of *Jorinde and Joringel.* Published with *The Solitude Diaries.*
"If the Shoe Fits": Dark fantasy retelling of the Brothers' Grimm's *Cinderella.* Published with *PRISM.*
"Some Notes About The Beautiful Ones": Extremely bizarre sci-fi and sort of horror, too? Published with *Encyclopedia Prismatica.*
**And the novella is** "How the Dream-Giver Came to Be." It's sort of like *Coraline* meets *The Princess Bride* meets line dancing, except way more morbid. Original publication
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This collection of 11 fantasy/sci-fi short stories and one fantasy/Western novella is completely free on Apple, Kobo, Everand, Thalia, Smashworlds, Angus and Robertson, Vivlio, and Fable through June 8th! **The short stories are:**
"The Salvation of Aftenborg": An apocalyptic time-travel sci-fi; one of winners of The Pandemic-Resilient Cities Science Fiction Writing Contest. Published with *45th Parallel.*
"A Lesson for My Son": Dark fantasy and coming-of-age. Published with *Gaslamp Pulp.*
"Rivkah's Arguably Bad Day": Absurdist, humor, written when the author was 18 and sleep deprived. Published with *Crosscurrents.*
"The Beloved Sisters of the Sun-Bleached Hills": Dark fantasy rewriting of *One Thousand and One Nights.* Published with *Beneath Ceaseless Skies.*
"The Welfare Queens Go to Pluto": Satire, sci-fi, bitching of a fed-up social worker. Published with *Maudlin House.*
"The Holy Diplomat of Love and Evil": Sex sex sex. Original publication.
"The Vengeance of Snow White and Rose Red": Dark fantasy retelling of *Snow White and Rose Red*. This one is morbid, folks. Published with *Apricity Magazine.*
"Annika the Seafaring Cat": Exactly what it sounds like. Published with *PRISM.*
"The Raven of the Western Ridge": Super duper duper dark fantasy. Retelling of *Jorinde and Joringel.* Published with *The Solitude Diaries.*
"If the Shoe Fits": Dark fantasy retelling of the Brothers' Grimm's *Cinderella.* Published with *PRISM.*
"Some Notes About The Beautiful Ones": Extremely bizarre sci-fi and sort of horror, too? Published with *Encyclopedia Prismatica.*
**And the novella is** "How the Dream-Giver Came to Be." It's sort of like *Coraline* meets *The Princess Bride* meets line dancing, except way more morbid. Original publication
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