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Celebrating our staff: PEN PAL by Francesca Forrest • Mythic Delirium Books

Celebrating our staff: PEN PAL by Francesca Forrest

February 17th, 2014 No Comments

Pen-Pal-by-Francesca-ForrestFrancesca Forrest, our assistant copy editor for Mythic Delirium and Clockwork Phoenix, has a mythic and interstitial novel out, Pen Pal, that’s been racking up accolades since it debuted in December. Congratulations, Francesca!
 
By the way, Pen Pal is available as a paperback from Amazon and Barnes & Noble, or as an ebook from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Apple.
 
Check out what folks have been saying about Francesca’s book:

Told through letters, journal entries, news articles, and secret government memos, the story unfolds with inexorably rising stakes. The layers of liminality in this novel begin right with its appearance; it’s difficult to ascribe a convenient marketing niche. It is not a kid’s story … but it could be read by kids, especially the smart ones with unquenched curiosity about the world. But among the many layers there exists a poignant love story that might sail over a child reader’s head; it will take an adult reader to perceive the many types of faith represented here: in lovers, in friends, in family, in community. …There is humor and wonder, high tension and profound grief — altogether a vivid, memorable book that is one of my favorite picks for 2013.
Sherwood Smith, SF Site

Em is a child of water, living in a floating community on the Gulf coast. Kaya is a child of fire, imprisoned half a world away above a volcano.
 
They need each other, though they don’t at first know it. … This book isn’t a fantasy, not really. But it hits a particular immersive mythic-y button for me that I don’t know how to describe–I only know it when I see it, and know as well that it’s hard to find.
 
And it gave me exactly the right sort of happy sigh when I turned the last page, as well.
Janni Lee Simner

Francesca is a storyteller in the oldest, very best sense of the term—everything she tells looks like a hand-blown glass flower with smoky edges that leaves a whiff of warm amber in its wake. After a bouquet of stories, Francesca just published her first novel, Pen Pal, an epistolary exchange between two people from contexts that are rarely trodden in Anglophone fiction.
Athena Andreadis

This is not just a remarkable book, it is an important book. It is a book that needs to be read.
Erzebet YellowBoy

 
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