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2016 award eligibility post from Mythic Delirium Books • Mythic Delirium Books

2016 award eligibility post from Mythic Delirium Books

December 8th, 2016 1 Comment

Covers by (clockwise from top left) Anita Allen and Anne Sampson, Ben Heys, Gary Every, Bill Rutherfoord, Lissanne Lake, and Paula Arwen Owen.

Covers by (clockwise from top left) Anita Allen and Anne Sampson, Ben Heys, Gary Every, Bill Rutherfoord, Lissanne Lake, and Paula Arwen Owen.

It’s that time — in fact, a bit past the time — to create a post that makes it easier for readers to peruse all the things we published in 2016, for purposes of consideration for awards, or simply for the fun of exploring and catching up on what you might have missed.

In April, we produced Clockwork Phoenix 5, the newest installment in our anthology series showcasing “stories of beauty and strangeness” and our biggest yet. The book itself is eligible in awards categories that consider original anthologies.

Of the 20 tales included, 19 are short stories, as usually defined in genreland (under 7,500 words); the exception is Sunil Patel’s contribution, which is a novelette. Here’s the complete table of contents, with links include to the five sample stories we made free to read online. All of the stories are free to read in the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America member forums. And those stories are:

We also published, over the course of the year, 12 short stories and 24 poems in our quarterly zine, Mythic Delirium. Here are all the short stories:

And here are all of the poems, eligible for Rhysling consideration:

We also published my second collection, The Spider Tapestries, which began life as an additional Kickstarter reward to help bolster the funding of Clockwork Phoenix 5. The book contained one original short story, “Silent in Her Nest.” I’ll discuss Spider Tapestries more fully in a separate entry at Descent into Light.

In at least this one way — the showcasing of great art — 2016 has been pretty terrific. We’re already working on the first issue of 2017, but it’s nice to have this chance to take stock of what we’ve accomplished.

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1 Comment

  1. Edith Hope Bishop says:
    December 8, 2016 at 11:10 pm

    Deeply honored to be included in your year. Thank you again, and always. -edie

    Reply

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