L L Watkin

The Harpers and Other Stories (LL Watkin Collections, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

A collection of sixteen fantasy, science fiction and horror stories.
In "The Harpers", young Elliot is just trying to keep out of his brother's way so that he stops throwing fireballs, a task made more difficult by the soldiers who have arrived to arrest their mage-lord father.
William is anticipating the arrival of a new vampire paramour to share his love of the city's "Neon Lights", but it doesn't go according to plan.
Computer intelligence "McGellen" is struggling to adjust to the awakening of her crew from their long sleep, humans make such a mess of ship's functions.
With other tales ranging from medieval fantasies to ship-set science fictions, the collection is rounded out with "Josh and Jethabel", the original short form version of the novel "Jethabel".
Includes the short stories : The Harpers, Neon Lights, The Siege, McGellan, The Blessed, The Faeries and Faith.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: L L Watkin
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310602474
• Artikelnr.: 72347028

Autorenporträt

LL Watkin is the pen name for writing partnership Liz Smith and Louise Smith, two sisters from the North of England who've been writing together since, well, forever. We write a mixture of short stories and full length novels in the science fiction and fantasy genres, and while some stories may be more Louise's and others more Liz's, all spring from a collaborative process.

In summer 2022 we will publish our new four part novel series, The Snowglobe, which is a double-stranded narrative set in a multi-dimensional universe. It concerns a criminal investigation by Divine Law Enforcement (DLE), which aims to locate and arrest a psychotic demi-god, Kaelvan, who is determined to murder a specific human child. Although the plot includes fantastical elements, most often ESP and telekinesis, the settings are all post-industrial societies, some of them more technologically advanced than our own and others steam-punk in feel.