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Dave Duncan’s novel, Eocene Station (Five Rivers Publishing) has been shortlisted for the 2017 Endeavour Award.  

And here's a great Kirkus review for Dave's novel Ironfoot.  https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/dave-duncan/ironfoot/

Matthew Hughes' novelette, "The Prognosticant," got the cover treatment in the May/June F&SF.

Your Death Full of Flowers

A very special collection of poems is being released into the world, like sun-bright bees zigging off to their meadows.

Casey June Wolf is one of twenty authors represented in Your Death Full of Flowers, edited and translated into English and Spanish by Slippery Elm of Swamp Lantern Books.

"The thread that ties this bouquet together is that of the story of Blodeuwedd from the Mabinogion. A woman composed of flowers, who sought to kill her husband, and was thereby transformed into an owl. Blodeuwedd meaning flower-face, and the owl said to have been called blodeuwedd in the Welsh of yore. "

Printed and bound by a family of artisanal leather workers from Ubrique, Andalusia, Spain.

Dave Duncan's Portal of a Thousand Worlds reviewed in Publishers Weekly

“Massively satisfying plot twists…he does a better job than most in his genre at creatively restructuring historical gender roles, and his bone dry wit is at the top of its class. Song of Ice and Fire fans should take note.”—Publishers Weekly”

Canlit for Christmas