Elemental - Bretherton, Stephanie; Barrie, Zena; Somers, Eamon
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From the ephemeral to the earth beneath our feet, from fire in the heavens to the water of life, from atoms and molecules to modern relationships, seventeen authors explore 'the elements' through the form of the short story. Whether in the building blocks of the universe or the climatic conditions that sustain us, whether in the finer points of music and desire, or in the perfect conditions for creating wine and wonder, these are the fundamentals that shape who we are and how we live. Playfully working with mystery and humour, poignancy and myth, futurism and the ancient past, the magic of…mehr

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From the ephemeral to the earth beneath our feet, from fire in the heavens to the water of life, from atoms and molecules to modern relationships, seventeen authors explore 'the elements' through the form of the short story. Whether in the building blocks of the universe or the climatic conditions that sustain us, whether in the finer points of music and desire, or in the perfect conditions for creating wine and wonder, these are the fundamentals that shape who we are and how we live. Playfully working with mystery and humour, poignancy and myth, futurism and the ancient past, the magic of fiction has the power to enlighten a deeper sense of truth. Contributors: Zena Barrie, Mark Bowsher, Stephanie Bretherton, Jamie Chipperfield, Sue Clark, Jason Cobley, Stevyn Colgan, Samuel Dodson, Elena Kaufman, A,B. Kyazze, Pete Langman, Virginia Moffatt, Ivy Ngeow, Penny Pepper, Eamon Somers, Nicole Swengley, Damon Wakes
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Born in Hong Kong to a pair of Liverpudlians (and something of a nomad ever since) Stephanie now lives on a cliff in Cornwall, in deep gratitude for her coastal perch. Before returning to her first love of writing fiction. Stephanie spent many years pursuing alternative forms of storytelling, from stage to screen and media to marketing meanwhile, an enduring love affair with words has led her down many a wormhole on the written page. Drawn to what connects rather than separates, Stephanie is fascinated by the spaces between absolutes and opposites. between science and spirituality, nature and culture. This lifelong curiosity - and occasional conflict - has been channelled into her debut novel, Bone Lines, and its follow up, The Fire in Their Eyes, book two in The Children of Sarah series. Stephanie also writes short stories, such as Human Error and Entropy published in Breakthrough Book's Taking Liberties and Order and Chaos anthologies respectively and The Right Kind of Medicine for Sunshine Superhighway fro