Perth-based writer Martin Livings has had over sixty short stories in a variety of magazines and anthologies. His short works have been listed in the Recommended Reading list in Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, and have appeared in both The Year's Best Australian SF & Fantasy, Volumes Two and Five, and Australian Dark Fantasy & Horror: 2006 and 2008 editions.
His first novel, Carnies, was originally published by Hachette Livre in 2006, and was nominated for both the Aurealis and Ditmar awards. It has now been reprinted by Cohesion Press, and is available on Smashwords for the first time. His collection of short stories, Living With the Dead, was published in in 2012 by Dark Prints Press.
Phillip Mann (1942 - 2022)
Phillip Mann was born in Yorkshire in 1942. he studied English and Drama at Manchester University and later in California. He worked for the New China News Agency in Beijing for two years, but since 1969 has lived principally in New Zealand, where he held the position of Professor of Drama at Victoria University, Wellington, until he retired in 1998. His first novel, The Eye of the Queen was published in 1982 and was followed by seven others including the 'Story of the Gardener' and 'A Land Fit for Heroes' sequences. He has had many plays and stories broadcast on Radio New Zealand, which also adapted his Gardener novels Master of Paxwax and Fall of the Families. He died in September 2022.
David Stevens is a man of mystery. What isn't mysterious is that he brings his diverse life experiences, along with his vivid imagination, to his unique stories. From a lone man who counts trains and is swept away to another world, to an astronaut left alone to find his own way home. From an intrepid band of elves, dwarfs, wizards, and an indomitable young girl helping a king defeat the ultimate evil to a vampire working to make things right when his people decide to revolt and take over the human population's government, Mr. Stevens will never cease to surprise with the twists and turns of his plot.
All sales from Mr. Stevens' book go to help support a friend with health problems and is another soul who has lived a diverse life and shares Mr. Stevens' love of life and the joys it can bring you.
Sir Julius Vogel award winning author, A.J. Ponder, first picked up a pen when the dinosaurs still roamed the Earth...and probably dragons as well. Back then, it was important to learn sword-fighting to fend off marauding T-Rex’s, but now it’s a skill reserved for fight scenes and irksome sea-monsters.
David Versace writes fantasy and science fiction. His work appears in the anthologies Next (CSFG Publishing) and At the Edge (Paper Road Press). His short story 'The Lighthouse at Cape Defeat' was a Best Fantasy Short Story finalist in the 2016 Aurealis Awards.
He is a member of the Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild, who can vouch for his whereabouts on the night in question. He is a voracious consumer of speculative fiction, comics, wine, and television drama. He is teaching himself basic coding, bass guitar and how to write novels.
He lives with his wife and two children in Canberra, Australia. They tolerate his interests with patient good humour.
Step up, as close as you dare…
…to a place at the edge of sanity, where cicadas scritch through balmy summer nights,
at the edge of town, where the cell-phone
coverage is decidedly dodgy,
at the edge of despair, where ten darushas will get you a vodka lime and a ring-side seat,
at the edge of the universe, where time stops but space goes on...
From the brink of civilisation, the fringe of reason, and the border of reality, these stories are infused with the bloody-minded spirit of the Antipodes, tales told by the children of warriors and whalers, convicts and miners: people unafraid to strike out for new territories and find meaning in the expanses at the edge of the world.
Título : At the Edge
EAN : 9780473354169
Editorial : Paper Road Press
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