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Publication Day!
Mar. 2nd, 2009 11:52 amYou Don't Know What You've Got: Tales of Loss and Dispossession, which includes a reprint of my short story "Darkly Through the Light Waters" released today.
Product Description
The more you have, the more you have to lose. This unchangeable truth runs through every human life, whether it's wealth, family, love, or something deeper and more profound. Sometimes it breaks you. Other times it only makes you stronger. In this book, our writers explore the infinite paths of loss and the conflicts that come with it, bringing you a unique collection of stories from all genres and disciplines, following only one rule: There is nothing that can't be taken away from us.
My piece, "Darkly through The Light Waters," was originally published online in the September 2005 issue of the now defunct Sorcery & Science. It was the second story I ever sold. Set in the intersection between Minneapolis and the faerie realm, this short story tells of a fey champion's love, honor, and fall from grace.
Product Description
The more you have, the more you have to lose. This unchangeable truth runs through every human life, whether it's wealth, family, love, or something deeper and more profound. Sometimes it breaks you. Other times it only makes you stronger. In this book, our writers explore the infinite paths of loss and the conflicts that come with it, bringing you a unique collection of stories from all genres and disciplines, following only one rule: There is nothing that can't be taken away from us.
My piece, "Darkly through The Light Waters," was originally published online in the September 2005 issue of the now defunct Sorcery & Science. It was the second story I ever sold. Set in the intersection between Minneapolis and the faerie realm, this short story tells of a fey champion's love, honor, and fall from grace.
