Book Of Dragons

Literature & Fiction

Daniel Abraham

Jo Walton

Ken Liu

Kelly Barnhill

Peter S. Beagle

Beth Cato

Elle Katharine White

Jane; Yolen

K. J. Parker

Zen Cho

R.F. Kuang

Ellen Klages

Brooke Bolander

J.Y. Yang

Humor & Satire

HarperVoyager (UK)

HERE BE DRAGONS… 
A unique collection of stories by the greatest fantasy writers working today. 
Sparking myths and legends from Asia to Europe, Africa to North America, dragons are the most universal and awe-inspiring of magical creatures. 
Whether they are fearsome, rampaging monsters or benevolent sages with much to teach humanity, dragons bring creation, destruction, and adventure in stories told all around the globe. 
In this landmark collection, award-winning editor Jonathan Strahan combines nearly thirty never-before-seen short stories and poems, written by modern masters of science fiction and fantasy, and illustrations by acclaimed artist Rovina Cai. 
Featuring stories from Scott Lynch, R.F. Kuang, Garth Nix, Ken Liu, Kate Elliott, and many more, THE BOOK OF DRAGONS breathes fresh life and fire into the greatest magical beasts of all.

The Book of Dragons: A thrilling collection of short stories by modern masters of fantasy and science fiction

KATE ELLIOTT

Aliette De Bodard

Theodora Goss

Garth, Nix

Scott Lynch

Ann Leckie

Rachel Swirsky

C.S.E. Cooney

HarperVoyager

The Green Glass Sea

Paw Prints 2008-06-05

SYNOPSIS 
A novella about four generations of an African American family and their ties to the beautiful and mysterious Wakulla Springs, the deepest submerged freshwater cave system in the world, in the jungle of the Florida panhandle. This remarkable work encompasses a unique history of the fantastic, featuring Tarzan, the Creature from the Black Lagoon, overlaid with the shadow of Jim Crow laws in the Deep South. Ranging from the late 1930s to the present day, Wakulla Springs is a tour de force of the human, the strange, and the miraculous, a masterpiece of American magic realism.

Wakulla Springs

Andy Duncan

PS Publishing

''Once upon a time, the Carnegie Library sat on a wooded bluff on the east side of town: red brick and fieldstone, with turrets and broad windows facing the trees. Inside, green glass-shaded lamps cast warm yellow light onto oak tables ringed with spindle-backed chairs…'' So begins the delicious tale of what happens when an old Carnegie library is closed and its seven librarians refuse to abandon it. They lock the doors, and a forest grows around them like a cloak, sheltering them from the rest of the world. But their lives are changed when a book of fairy tales is found in the Book Drop, very, very overdue and the payment accompanying it is a first-born child.  In the House of the Seven Librarians is a timeless tale for anyone who spent a childhood in the refuge of the public library, or who believes that a world full of books is a truly magical place. And as Margo Lanagan, author of Tender Morsels, has noted, ''Ellen Klages writes like a dream--a dream from which you wake up laughing, and that fills the rest of the day with its strangeness and sweetness.''

In the House of the Seven Librarians

Aqueduct Press

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