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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 The Language of Birds
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    y separately published work icon Clamour and Mischief Narrelle M. Harris (editor), Bittern : Clan Destine Press , 2022 25907947 2022 anthology short story

    'All the corvids – the rooks and ravens, jays and jackdaws, crows and magpies – have the best collective nouns. A parliament and a party. Tidings and titterings, bands and trains. An unkindness.

    'Clamour and Mischief brings a veritable storytelling to these corvidae, this bird family known for intelligence, cunning and connection with folklore and urban legends. Our storytellers come from around the world and include award-winning and shortlisted writers, as well as fledgling authors in their professional debut.

    'This anthology’s sixteen striking stories, edited by Narrelle M Harris, are imbued with the humour, darkness, wisdom and magic of the birds which inspired them. Take them as a jest, a guide, or a warning – but don't, whatever you do, ignore them!'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

         Bittern : Clan Destine Press , 2022
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