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Wyrdsmiths Collections
Our two collections are printed in a limited edition of 250 numbered copies and signed by the contributors when available. Click on the images below to purchase them through Dreamhaven Books, or contact us to order directly.
New Wyrd: A Wyrdsmiths Anthology (2006). Trade paperback, 8.25 x 5.75 inches, 118 pages, $8.00.
Tales from the Black Dog: A Wyrdsmiths Chapbook (2005). Saddle stitched, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, 63 pages, $6.00.
New Wyrd: A Wyrdsmiths Anthology (2006). Trade paperback, 8.25 x 5.75 inches, 118 pages, $8.00.
Tales from the Black Dog: A Wyrdsmiths Chapbook (2005). Saddle stitched, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, 63 pages, $6.00.
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Sorry to hear that, Kelly. I'll get review stuff back to you shortly, but I think maybe I'll wait a few extra days. Free brain time might be good for your head.
Interesting. Maybe it's because you switched styles. Or was it the subject matter?
Sean, it's not really an unpleasant feeling, just kind of weird. Should be much better by Monday.
X, not sure. I think some of it is simply that high fantasy is a hell of a lot harder on some levels than contemporary, at least if you're going to do it right. Not sure about the rest, though I suspect that some of it is just that with every book I expect more of myself and try to push myself a little further beyond what I've accomplished to date.
It's the rarefied atmosphere at that altitude. That's why I'm sticking to "low" fantasy (to borrow Naomi's term for it) as opposed to doing the "high" stuff. :p
Congrats on the doneness, at least!
Doug, well, yes, it's not really high fantasy if you're speaking to someone with all the analytical tools of a f&sf pro or serious fan. But I find that a general audience gets the term high fantasy much better than they do trad fantasy or secondary world fantasy, so that's mostly what I use on the web where the audience is hopefully a broad one.
Thanks Lyda!
Done is good. Enjoy the empty brain. Think of it as Zen.
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