It's Monday and I do enjoy, when a Monday starts on a good note. Today is the official publication date of Fox Spirit Books' debut in the 'Bushy Tales' anthology series, "Tales of the Nun & Dragon", edited by Adele Wearing. For all interested, you can find the ebook through the American and British Amazon and if indie is your life blood, through Wirzards Tower Press as well, though that will be available in the coming days.
‘Tales of the Nun & Dragon’ features twenty three stories by a mixture of well-known and new authors who offer up a delightful blend of genres. There are zombie dragons, latex nuns, trips through time, nunsploitation and some unusual fantasy tales and fables. The book also features internal illustrations by artist Kieran Walsh.
To celebrate the launch of ‘Tales of the
Nun & Dragon’ and in honour of International Talk Like a Pirate Day we are
running a small contest.
Between now and the 19th September
2012 we will be taking open submissions of flash fiction (up to 1000 words) on any
interpretation of the subject of pirates and piracy. The three best stories
will be posted on the Fox Spirit website and their authors will receive a hard
copy of Tales of the Nun & Dragon once it becomes available. They will also
be invited to submit for a place in one of the two Bushy Tales anthologies planned
for early 2013, ‘Tales of the Fox and Fae’ and ‘Tales of the Mouse and
Minotaur’.
Competition entries must be sent as a pdf
or word doc, to adele@foxspirit.co.uk
and titled ‘Pirate Flash’. Any entries over the 1,000 word limit will not be
considered.
I've had a fun time following the exploits of Adele Wearing in the publishing world. I'm a huge supporter of Fox Spirit Books and so far, I'm very happy about the decisions that go behind each launch. That's the way a small press should move through the world.
Early reviews have been favorable as well. The Eloquent Page and Tony's Thoughts have found the anthology to be delightful and with some free time on my hands, I will share my thoughts on it as well.
Early reviews have been favorable as well. The Eloquent Page and Tony's Thoughts have found the anthology to be delightful and with some free time on my hands, I will share my thoughts on it as well.
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