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"Mark Valentine - The Pale Sentinels Of Asphodel Tiffani Angus - What Cannot Be Described Sheryl Humphrey - Flora’s Lexicon Timothy J. Jarvis - With Scourges, With Flowering Sprigs Ron Weighell - Fugues of The Blue Lilly John Gale - A Garden of Sorrow and Sorcery Reggie Oliver - Lady With A Rose D. P. Watt - But They Withered All Colin Insole - Gallybag Alison Littlewood - Down In The Dendrons Damian Murphy - Flower Dream Sermon Rebecca Kuder - The Only Flower That Mattered Mat Joiner - Belbyne’s Lane N. A. Jackson - A Phantom Flowering V. H. Leslie - Marginal Species Jonathan Wood - The Absence Charles Schneider - The Floral Seasons of Life Thomas Strømsholt - The Book of Flowering.”

"Mark Valentine - The Pale Sentinels Of Asphodel Tiffani Angus - What Cannot Be Described Sheryl Humphrey - Flora’s Lexicon Timothy J. Jarvis - With Scourges, With Flowering Sprigs Ron Weighell - Fugues of The Blue Lilly John Gale - A Garden of Sorrow and Sorcery Reggie Oliver - Lady With A Rose D. P. Watt - But They Withered All Colin Insole - Gallybag Alison Littlewood - Down In The Dendrons Damian Murphy - Flower Dream Sermon Rebecca Kuder - The Only Flower That Mattered Mat Joiner - Belbyne’s Lane N. A. Jackson - A Phantom Flowering V. H. Leslie - Marginal Species Jonathan Wood - The Absence Charles Schneider - The Floral Seasons of Life Thomas Strømsholt - The Book of Flowering."

I’m so happy to receive my copies of “A Midwinter Entertainment,” a new book from Egaeus Press. Edited by Mark Beech, this anthology from the publisher of “morbid and fantastical works” includes my new story “The Ruddy-Cheeked Boy (A Tale in Homage to Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘The Snow-Image’)”. Egaeus Press books are beautifully produced (as was seen in the gorgeous “Soliloquy for Pan,” in which I had an essay). This is a limited edition, at a few hundred copies, but there might still be some available – go to http://www.egaeuspress.com/A_Midwinter_Entertainment.html, where you can also see more photos of the contents and antique illustrations.

I'm so happy to receive my copies of "A Midwinter Entertainment," a new book from Egaeus Press. Edited by Mark Beech, this anthology from the publisher of "morbid and fantastical works" includes my new story "The Ruddy-Cheeked Boy (A Tale in Homage to Nathaniel Hawthorne’s ‘The Snow-Image’)". Egaeus Press books are beautifully produced (as was seen in the gorgeous "Soliloquy for Pan," in which I had an essay). This is a limited edition, at a few hundred copies, but there might still be some available -- go to http://www.egaeuspress.com/A_Midwinter_Entertainment.html, where you can also see more photos of the contents and antique illustrations.