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Bluegrass Symphony
Greenwood
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Ticonderoga Publications
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2011
Z1770374
2011
selected work
short story
novella
horror
fantasy
'Australian author Hannett's first collection shows off her fondness for lush imagery, unsettling concepts, indirect prose, and multilayered plots. "Carousel" features a girl trapped in a shed by her oppressive father; her attempts to escape elicit the sympathy of unusual rescuers. "Depot to Depot" spins the tale of a trucker who takes unexpected passengers on a strange detour. "Down the Hollow" looks at the sacrifices people must make to appease the Earth and the ways such a negotiation can go wrong. The 12 stories, all but one original to this volume, push boundaries and experiment with style, form, and meaning, rarely straightforward and often hovering between fantasy and horror. By no means an easy read, this is a collection for fans of weirdness, wonder, and oft-disturbing twists.'
Source: Ticonderoga website, http://www.ticonderogapublications.com/
Sighted: 25/07/2012
Greenwood : Ticonderoga Publications , 2011 pg. 255-263
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The Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2011
Liz Grzyb
(editor),
Talie Helene
(editor),
Greenwood
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Ticonderoga Publications
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2012
Z1904931
2012
anthology
short story
horror
fantasy
The second annual compilation of the best fantasy and horror, covering work produced by Australian writers in 2011.
Greenwood : Ticonderoga Publications , 2012 pg. 265-272
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Mermaids and Other Mysteries of the Deep
Paula Guran
(editor),
Canton
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Prime Books
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2015
10235249
2015
anthology
short story
'The sea is full of mysteries and rivers shelter the unknown. Dating back to ancient Assyria, folkloric tales of mermaids, sirens, rusalka, nymphs, selkes, and other seafolk are found in many cultures, including those of Europe, Africa, the Near East and Asia. Dangerous or benevolent, seductive or sinister — modern masters of fantasy continue to create new legends of these creatures that enchant and entertain us more than ever. Gathered here are some of the finest of these stories. Immerse yourself in this wonderful — and sometimes wicked — watery world!'
*Source: Publisher's blurb.
Canton : Prime Books , 2015
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