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    Thirteen: Stories of Transformation

    By Liz Argall, M. David Blake, Richard Bowes and

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    The thirteenth Tarot card is Death, and he is a symbol not of the end, but of transformation and rebirth. This is the genesis and root of Thirteen: Stories of Transformation. The twenty-eight authors of this collection are voicesnew and oldwho are not afraid to explore what comes next. Whether it be a life after death, a life without love, a life filled with hunger, or the life shared by a ghost. These are stories of the weird, the mythic, the fantastic, the futuristic, the supernatural, and the horrific.

    The ghosts of the past have been eaten by the children of the future: this endless cycle of birth, death, and renewal is the magic of thirteen.

    Do not fear change. Embrace it. Let Thirteen be the handbook for the new you.

    With stories from:
    Liz Argall
    M. David Blake
    Richard Bowes
    George Cotronis
    Amanda C. Davis
    Julie C. Day
    Jetse de Vries
    Jennifer Giesbrecht
    Daryl Gregory
    Rik Hoskin
    Rebecca Kuder
    Claude Lalumière
    Marc Levinthal
    Grá Linnaea
    Alex Dally MacFarlane
    Juli Mallett
    Lyn McConchie
    Fiona Moore
    Gregory L. Norris
    Adrienne J. Odasso
    Cat Rambo
    Andrew Penn Romine
    David Tallerman
    Tais Teng
    Richard Thomas
    Fran Wilde
    A. C. Wise
    Christie Yant
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUnderland Press
    Release dateMar 16, 2015
    ISBN9781630230364
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