Ragman Other Family Curses I ve always thought we have no need of vampires and werewolves we need merely to examine some of the relationships we know about Rebecca LloydRagman Other Family Curses presents four previously unpubl
I ve always thought we have no need of vampires and werewolves we need merely to examine some of the relationships we know about Rebecca LloydRagman Other Family Curses presents four previously unpublished novelettes by World Fantasy Award nominated Rebecca Lloyd, linked by the themes of family, secrecy and domination Often unsettling, sometimes darkly humoro I ve always thought we have no need of vampires and werewolves we need merely to examine some of the relationships we know about Rebecca LloydRagman Other Family Curses presents four previously unpublished novelettes by World Fantasy Award nominated Rebecca Lloyd, linked by the themes of family, secrecy and domination Often unsettling, sometimes darkly humorous, always utterly unexpected, here are tales of tyrannical parents, frightening heirlooms, spectral omens and macabre night vigils For Mercy and Other Stories, Tartarus Press, 2014.The full table of contents is as follows RagmanFetchTeuthidaFor Two SongsAfterwordFeatures four specially commissioned illustrations by Marc Beattie.The book is a lithographically printed, 192 page pocket sized sewn hardback 105mm x 165mm limited to 275 copies It is the first of the Egaeus Press Keynote Editions ISBN 978 0 993527807.
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☆ Ragman & Other Family Curses ↠ Rebecca Lloyd Marc Beattie
Rebecca Lloyd Marc Beattie
For the most part I write short stories, and while many of them were first published in literary journals, in 2014, I had two collections of my stories published at the same time, Mercy with Tartarus Press, which is a beautifully made hardback book, and The View from Endless Street, a paperback published by WiDo.Some of my stories could be described as psychological horror and others as magic realism, and from time to time I write about ghostly things What interests me most is the inventive ways we deal with what life throws at us, and the ability many of us have to slip easily between our invented worlds and the shared world, as if travelling back and forth down a long worn path.