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This fresh medley of never-before-published pagan fiction is the result of a contest launched by Llewellyn and PanGaia magazine. A jury headed by popular author Diana Paxson pored through hundreds of entries and selected thirteen of the very best. From historic to contemporary fiction, fantasy to erotica, western to science fiction, these compelling tales span literary styles and a variety of pagan traditions. Ordinary women are transformed at a goddess festival when Iris is invoked. The incredible life of a teenaged, shape-shifting silkie is revealed in her diary. A fallen woman takes the form of a reindeer to bring the gods' message to her village. In a world where psychics are feared, a shaman discovers his daughter is gifted. Romance blooms between a cursed techie geek and a pretty young witch. Redemption, self-acceptance, justice, love, and death are all explored in this remarkable anthology, conceived of and for the pagan community.
Synopsis:
From historic fiction to scintillating erotica, from the dusty Old West to the pristine countryside of Iceland, from witches and shamans to selkies and skunks, the medley of stories in this collection of pagan fiction are as eclectic and wonderfully multifaceted as Paganism itself.
The first fiction anthology dedicated exclusively to pagan voices and themes, this thirteen-tale pagan fiction sampler is the result of contest sponsored by book publisher Llewellyn and PanGaia magazine. These stories emerged from hundreds of submissions and were hand-selected by a jury of writers and editors, including renowned Neopagan leader and author Diana L. Paxson. Stories by A. C. Fisher Aldag - Vylar Kaftan - Deborah Blake - Alex Bledsoe - C. S. MacCath - Eugie Foster - Linda Steele - Paula Stiles - Melodie Bolt - Sophie Mouette - April - A. L. Waldron
"Synopsis"
by Ingram,
This fresh medley of never-before-published pagan fiction is the result of a contest launched by Llewellyn and PanGaia magazine. A jury headed by popular author Diana Paxson pored through hundreds of entries and selected thirteen of the very best. From historic to contemporary fiction, fantasy to erotica, western to science fiction, these compelling tales span literary styles and a variety of pagan traditions. Ordinary women are transformed at a goddess festival when Iris is invoked. The incredible life of a teenaged, shape-shifting silkie is revealed in her diary. A fallen woman takes the form of a reindeer to bring the gods' message to her village. In a world where psychics are feared, a shaman discovers his daughter is gifted. Romance blooms between a cursed techie geek and a pretty young witch. Redemption, self-acceptance, justice, love, and death are all explored in this remarkable anthology, conceived of and for the pagan community.
"Synopsis"
by Ingram,
From historic fiction to scintillating erotica, from the dusty Old West to the pristine countryside of Iceland, from witches and shamans to selkies and skunks, the medley of stories in this collection of pagan fiction are as eclectic and wonderfully multifaceted as Paganism itself.
The first fiction anthology dedicated exclusively to pagan voices and themes, this thirteen-tale pagan fiction sampler is the result of contest sponsored by book publisher Llewellyn and PanGaia magazine. These stories emerged from hundreds of submissions and were hand-selected by a jury of writers and editors, including renowned Neopagan leader and author Diana L. Paxson. Stories by A. C. Fisher Aldag - Vylar Kaftan - Deborah Blake - Alex Bledsoe - C. S. MacCath - Eugie Foster - Linda Steele - Paula Stiles - Melodie Bolt - Sophie Mouette - April - A. L. Waldron
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