Mythspring

Mythspring

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What happens
When myth
Meets storyteller?
Something new is born.
Mythspring

Song and story. Myth and tradition. They are a shared legacy that both satisfies and inspires. Join these talented authors as they celebrate the rich, diverse, and occasionally truly odd culture of our country.

Mythspring is an anthology of original short speculative fiction, including fantasy, scien...more
Softcover, 295 pages
Published March 1st 2006 by Fitzhenry & Whiteside
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Jacqueline
Extra 1/2 star.

- "The Ghost of Watson's Mill Is Online", Daniel Archambault
- "Walking With Wolves", Alison Baird
- "The Universal Soldier", Charles de Lint
- "All the Cool Monsters at Once", James Alan Gardner
- "After November", Roben Goodfellow
- "Under Summons", Tanya Huff
- "Over Lunar White", Lorne Kates
- "The Lady of Land's End", Genevieve Kierans
- "Mirror, Mirror", Genevieve Kierans
- "Windigo", Mark Ladouceur
- "This Is the Ice Age", Claude Lalumière
- "This Ink Feels Like Sorrow", Karin Lowache...more
Melanie
I bought this book because it had a story in it by Charles De Lint and I have most of his work. If you enjoy urban myth meets fairyland and suspense, then De Lint is for you.

There are a wide range of story types within the book and I was overjoyed to find 5 new authors to check out. There are ghosts, mythical creatures, humanity and inhumanity. This is definately a great book for your spare room night table. Any friend will find something in this great well chosen collection to intrigue and ent...more
Jesse
This review is only for "This Ink Feels Like Sorrow" by Karin Lowachee. This is why I read your work; I just love your writing.

"How accurate are emotions anyway? True, they aren't bullseyes. They are scattershot bullets. They rip you apart in a million directions until you dissipate into the void like an exploded star." p.225
Maurynne
Good writing. A lot of bleakness, though.
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