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Laura Blackwell (she/her)

“A Wise and Patient Mother.” Dark fantasy story in Weirdbook #45, edited by Douglas Draa (Wildside Press, July 2022). Possibly the only cli-fi story from the POV of Grendel’s grandma. amazon.com/dp/1479472905/ and available for free to all newsletter subscribers (free at my site) -fi amazon.com/dp/1479472905/ pronouncedlahra.com/

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Laura Blackwell (she/her)

“What the Dead Birds Taught Me.” Horror story in Nightmare #118, edited by Wendy N. Wagner (Adamant Press, July 2022). Grieving her parents, art major and secret necromancer Mary accepts help from the wrong man. An angry modern retelling of “Bluebeard.” nightmare-magazine.com/fiction

Nightmare MagazineWhat the Dead Birds Taught Me - Nightmare MagazineThe first time I saw him, I was crouched in a ditch by the highway, lancet poised, holding a crumbly-paged book open to the words to reanimate a dead owl. Anne leaned against our dad’s old car on the shoulder, just a few feet past the impromptu memorial some of Mom and Dad’s students had put up. The flowers were wilting and the photos were fading, just like our parents’ ghosts in the ditch where they’d died. I walked all up and down it, grasses itching at my legs despite my jeans.
Laura Davy

@pronouncedlahra I love “What the Dead Birds Taught Me” so much! It’s so dark yet hopeful! And that ending!

Dec 03, 2022, 08:55 PM·Public·Mastodon for iOS
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