Well my fair foxes, it’s Valentine’s Day and admit all the chocolate and flowers and hastily purchased garage cards we thought this was the perfect time to announce the contents of our forthcoming FS Book of Love edited by the fabulous C. A. Yates
Further monster blogs and news of other 2021 releases coming soon
- DECOMPOSING CORPSES – Douglas J. Ogurek
- THE HOLY WATERS – Dolly Garland
- JIXXA, MY LOVE – Alec McQuay
- END TIMES IN PARIS – James Bennett
- LOVE IN THE AGE OF… – David Tallerman
- THE FIRST DAY OF KHIRSHI-DA – Joyce Chng
- BY BLADE AND BLOOM – Xan van Rooyen
- THE FINE ART OF FORTUNE-TELLING – Michelle Ann King
- A CURSE THAT’S NOT FOR BREAKING – Lawrence Harding
- A TRUE WISH – Charlotte Bond
- NOTES ON A HAUNTING – Kit West
- SUBATOMIC FOR ‘IT MUST BE LOVE’ – Emma K. Leadley
- THE TWELFTH DAY – Ro Smith
- THE WIND’S SON – K.C. Shaw
- SALT OCEAN – Lisa Shea
- ENCHANTED GARDEN – K.A. Laity
- RAPTURE ON THE LONELY SHORE – Jenny Barber
- THE WHALE AND THE MOON – G. Clark Hellery
A note from the Editor:
I don’t think anyone really knows what love is or where it comes from, but so many of us feel such an extraordinary connection to another person at least once in our lives that it can make us feel and do the most incredible things. I’m not talking about romance, all that hearts and flowers business. There are many people who don’t feel romantic attraction at all, but they experience love. Some people love more than one person at a time; some truly love only one person their entire life. For some, love is platonic, while for others it has to be sexual. There are those for who one glance, one moment, can connect them so deeply to another person they are never quite the same again.
So why create an anthology based on such an unknowable yet ubiquitous creature? Well, I believe love is a power for good. Of course it has its ups and downs; it can be a comfort or a wild ride; it can mean sacrifice or abundance; it can taste of the ripest, sweetest strawberries or turn as rotten as a certain something in the state of Denmark. Whatever it is, I believe it can change the world. Or, at least, it can change yours forever.