Honey & Sulphur

Joseph Bouthiette Jr. (Editor),

Kyle E. Miller (Contributor),

Ian Ableson (Contributor),

Lava Payne (Contributor),

Virginia Chase Sutton (Goodreads Author) (Contributor),

Tiffany Morris (Goodreads Author) (Contributor),

Frederick L. Shiels (Contributor),

Jackie Ferris (Contributor),

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For he spake—The gates of divinity part and out rush predatory birds. The taste of strawberries. The shepherd raises their right hand, breaks bread. An owl by any other name. There is a merry gaiety in harvesting human teeth from nectarous fruit.—and it was done.

He commanded—A hellscape of rot and rut. Brittle angels and biting insects. Flutes salt the earth. The corpse of ...more

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Published February 12th 2019 by Carrion Blue 555

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Feb 17, 2019 Rajiv Moté rated it liked it · (Review from the author)

I learned the word "ekphrastic" in the context of this anthology--works of art that describes or dramatizes another work of art, in this case, Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" triptych. The painting is a rich mine of stories, which I learned writing my own contribution, and I was curious where the inspiration would take other writers. Three stories stood out for me.

Kyle E. Miller's "Froth of the Liquid Jade" opens the anthology. It's in the style of a fairy tale, and its stren ...more

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May 23, 2020 Hailey Piper rated it it was amazing

This anthology has two of my favorite 2019 short stories, two stories reprinted into a later Year's Best, poetry by award winners, and a choose your own adventure story at the end.
It's bizarre and gorgeous both inside and out. Anyone who loves weird or dark fiction should make owning this anthology a priority. ...more

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