The Serpent in the Throat, and Other Pagan Tales - Buchanan, Rebecca
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There has been an explosion in explicitly Pagan and Pagan-friendly literature. Science fiction and fantasy, and their attendant sub genres, children's books and teen books, mystery and historical fiction and romance (especially of the paranormal variety), are rich with Deities and mythologies and practitioners of the Old/New Ways. This anthology - the second following A Witch Among Wolves, and Other Pagan Tales - continues the tradition of Pagan authors writing Pagan tales for a Pagan audience. "Black Leopard" is a contemporary magical realism tale centering on Dionysus, while "Crossroads"…mehr

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There has been an explosion in explicitly Pagan and Pagan-friendly literature. Science fiction and fantasy, and their attendant sub genres, children's books and teen books, mystery and historical fiction and romance (especially of the paranormal variety), are rich with Deities and mythologies and practitioners of the Old/New Ways. This anthology - the second following A Witch Among Wolves, and Other Pagan Tales - continues the tradition of Pagan authors writing Pagan tales for a Pagan audience. "Black Leopard" is a contemporary magical realism tale centering on Dionysus, while "Crossroads" finds a young girl voicing a heartfelt prayer to Hekate. "Hysthaany" follows a small community of Sekhmet devotees into outer space on a mission of mercy, while "Mr. West" finds Osiris paying a visit to a modern-day mortician. "Seeds" is set in a dystopian future of environmental degradation, while the title story, "The Serpent in the Throat," is an adventure-horror tale set in ancient Canaan.
Autorenporträt
Rebecca Buchanan is the editor of the Pagan literary ezine, Eternal Haunted Summer, and is a regular contributor to ev0ke: witchcraft*paganism*lifestyle. Her work has appeared in a variety of venues, and her poems have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and the Dwarf Star Award. Her poem "Heliobacterium daphnephilum" won the Rhysling Award in 2020. She has released four short story collections and two poetry collections: A Witch Among Wolves, and Other Pagan Tales (Asphodel Press); The Serpent in the Throat, and Other Pagan Tales (Asphodel Press); The Fox and the Rose, and Other Pagan Faerie Tales (Asphodel Press); Asphalt Gods, and Other Pagan Urban Fantasy Tales (Asphodel Press); Dame Evergreen, and Other Poems of Myth, Magic, and Madness (Sycorax Press); and Not a Princess, but (Yes) There Was a Pea, and Other Fairy Tales to Foment Revolution (Jackanapes Press). Her occult adventure novella, The Secret of the Sunken Temple, and her short story collection, North of Sun, South of Moon, and Other Pagan Myths and Faerie Tales, are forthcoming from Sigil House Productions.