Kites in the Fog single work   short story  
Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Kites in the Fog
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Notes

  • Influenced by 'She-oaks in the Grey Mist Were Roaring Like Trains'.

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    y separately published work icon Stray Bats Margo Lanagan , Northampton : Small Beer Press , 2019 17405539 2019 selected work short story

    'Dachshund droids, sinister crones, shapeshifting children, a plethora of witches, dragonstalkers, familiars, slithering eels and, of course, bats, flit and fly through these pages, aided and abetted by Kathleen Jennings’s inspired pencil drawings. Stray Bats is a madcap miscellany consisting of fifty vignettes based on poems by Australian women. Lanagan delights in playing with language, rhyme, and rhythm.

    'This could be the perfect gift for that slightly otherworldly person in your life—or for yourself, when you need a moment of magic, a dip into darkness, a spark of light.

    'For the reader who would like to explore further, there are a list of poems that inspired the author and notes on where those poems might be found.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

         Northampton : Small Beer Press , 2019     pg. 2
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She-Oaks in the Grey Mist Were Roaring Like Trains i "[First line removed at the request of Coral Hull]", Coral Hull , 1999 single work poetry
— Appears in: Overland , Autumn no. 154 1999; (p. 38) Calyx : 30 Contemporary Australian Poets 2000; (p. 165-)
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